finished (2021/10/08, finished 2022/07/06, listed until 2022/04/29)
*** this position has been closed and new applications are no longer accepted. ***|
The mathematics department at the University of Dallas invites new or recent mathematics doctoral recipients to serve as a post-doctoral teaching fellow for a term of two years, renewable for one additional year, beginning in the Fall of 2022. The unique emphasis for this position is to provide experience in teaching mathematics using inquiry-based learning methods. The successful candidate will teach at least one course each semester using these methods. The mathematics department has a long, well-established history of using inquiry-based learning in many of its course offerings, both for majors and non-majors. Financial support may be available for attending conferences focused on inquiry-based methods in mathematics. Further information about the department can be found at http://udallas.edu/constantin/academics/programs/mathematics/index.php .
Applicants must have earned a Ph.D. in any area of mathematics, applied mathematics, or statistics by Fall 2022 and should not have earned their degree earlier than 2021. Applications must include a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a statement on teaching, and three letters of recommendation. Please indicate in your cover letter your interest in an inquiry-based teaching position and your professional goals after the completion of the postdoctoral appointment. Applications completed by December 15 will receive full consideration. Applications may be submitted through mathjobs and will also need to be submitted online at https://hr.udallas.edu/apply/. The University of Dallas is a Catholic university with a unique identity. It emphasizes the whole person, encouraging its students to pursue wisdom, truth and virtue as the proper and primary ends of education (http://www.udallas.edu/about/mission.php). As the "Catholic university for independent thinkers," UD welcomes students and faculty from different backgrounds. Additional information about the university can be found at http://www.udallas.edu. |
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