The successful candidate will teach the equivalent of five semester courses per year (two to three distinct course preparations), participate in pedagogical and curricular discussions related to our growing statistics and data science program, and supervise senior theses. The senior thesis is a cornerstone of the Reed College academic experience. It is a year-long project, required of every student, which culminates in a written document and an oral defense. Applicants are encouraged to suggest potential thesis projects and to describe any past experience mentoring students.

Reed College is a vibrant intellectual community located in Portland, Oregon. Reed students are known for their outstanding intellectual engagement and creativity, and a substantial proportion go on to pursue advanced degrees. The College has a long tradition of exceptional visiting faculty and seeks to provide its visitors with generous professional development support, benefits, and institutional resources.

We are a community that values cultural diversity and inclusive educational practices as essential to the excellence of our academic program. Throughout your application materials, please describe the ways in which your past and current teaching, scholarship, mentorship, and/or community service have supported these values. Alternatively, you may include a separate statement regarding your efforts to support these values. In either case, please convey the ways in which your work at Reed will support the commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion articulated in the College's diversity and anti-racism statements (https://www.reed.edu/diversity/).

Applications must be submitted through the MathJobs.org website and should include:

● A cover letter addressing how your teaching and scholarship can be applied to working with undergraduate students. The letter should address your training in statistics and your prior experience with the statistical software program, R.

● Your CV.

● A teaching statement that addresses the candidate’s goals and practices regarding teaching statistics. Applicants may want to refer to course descriptions found here: https://www.reed.edu/math/courses.html. The potential courses include Math 141, 241, 243, 343, 344, 345, 391, 392, 393, and 394.

● A research statement.

● Three letters of recommendation, at least one of which addresses teaching experience or potential.

Review of applications will begin on February 15, 2023, and continue on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Any questions may be directed to the chair of the search committee, David Perkinson, at davidp@reed.edu.