| Carroll is a Catholic diocesan college located near the Continental Divide in the beautiful city of Helena.
Carroll is widely recognized as a uniquely engaged residential learning community inspired by faith-based values, and is home to more than 1,400 students from 23 states and 13 countries. The outstanding faculty, including 13 Fulbright scholars, offers a rich mix of liberal arts and pre-professional academic programming for 40 academic undergraduate majors.
Situated in the west central Montana, and surrounded by the Rocky Mountains and Lewis and Clark National Forest, Helena offers an abundance of distinctive outdoor opportunities. You’ll find more than 75 miles of hiking and biking trails just minutes from campus, and Helena is in close proximity to the Continental Divide Trail, natural hot springs, Great Divide Ski Area, and the Missouri River. Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park are just a few hours away. As the capital of Montana, Helena offers a rich diversity of opportunities that you simply won’t find anywhere else. Our students have unparalleled access to internships at a wide range of offices, as well as state and federal agencies that are headquartered here.
Montana offers millions of acres of public lands filled with hunting opportunities. No matter what you are in search of - from big game to waterfowl - Montana offers a diversity of habitats and wildlife.
U.S. News & World Report consistently ranks us the #1 Regional College in the West, the #2 Regional Best Value College in the West, and the #1 Regional College in the West for Veterans -our students and faculty excel.
Carroll College announces a one-year visiting faculty position in mathematics, beginning in August 2018. We seek an engaging teacher who uses interactive methods and current technologies and who would support our mathematical modeling-oriented program. An interest in teaching calculus and statistics is helpful. Typical teaching loads are 4-4 with consideration given for courses with a computer lab component. Candidates must have a master’s degree in mathematics, statistics, or a closely related field. Candidates with a doctorate in mathematics, statistics, or related field preferred.
The Mathematics Program at Carroll graduates 8-12 students per year, many of whom go on to graduate school in mathematics and related fields. The mathematics program also provides strong support to several disciplines on campus, particularly engineering, computer science, data science, chemistry, physics, and biology.
For questions or additional information, please contact Dr. Ted Wendt, Mathematics Department Chair, at twendt@carroll.edu.
To receive priority consideration, please submit:
1. Letter of application
2. Curriculum vita
3. Statement of teaching philosophy
4. Copies of graduate school transcripts
5. Contact information for at least 3 professional references
Electronically (PDF attachments, please) to employment@carroll.edu
The priority closing date is April 27, but we will continue to accept applications until the position is filled. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Carroll College is an equal opportunity employer. To view additional information about Carroll College and the mission statement, please visit www.carroll.edu. |