FACULTY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Position #FY 12-61
December 22, 2011
HIRING UNIT: SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINEERING
TITLE/RANK: Assistant or Associate Professor
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES: The successful candidate must have the ability to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in civil engineering with an emphasis in structural engineering, conduct research in civil engineering and participate in service activities.
TERMS OF APPOINTMENT: Faculty tenure track, Academic beginning Fall 2012, 100%.
SOURCE OF FUNDS: State
SALARY RANGE: commensurate with education, training and/or experience
QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: A Ph.D. in civil engineering or closely related field required. However, individuals completing their doctorate in the near future will also be considered. An education background which would permit licensure as a professional engineer is required. Evidence of teaching competence and appropriate skills necessary to do research in structural engineering is essential. Candidates with a background in bridge engineering are preferred.
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: February 15, 2012 and continues until position is filled.
SUBMIT AN ELECTRONIC COPY (PDF FORMAT) OF A LETTER OF INTEREST REFERENCING POSITION FY 12-61, CURRICULUM VITA WITH A LIST OF THREE REFERENCES, AND A ONE TO TWO PAGE TEACHING AND RESEARCH STATEMENT TO: ce-admin@siue.edu
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