WNMU's accredited programs include nursing, occupational therapy, education, business, social work, and the child development center. WNMU offers a variety of two and four year programs in vocational education, the arts and sciences, education, business, and social work. Exemplary teaching, quality programs, commitment to diversity, and enhanced regional service characterize WNMU's mission.
All positions emphasize excellence in teaching.
In addition, the successful candidates will be involved in advising, program development, university service, scholarly activity, and community service as appropriate. Hiring is contingent upon funding. The successful candidate assumes responsibility for clinical and classroom teaching, revision of course syllabi, planning clinical experiences for students, evaluating students on a regular basis, examination construction, and student advisement. The candidate provides input for the development of curriculum and program evaluation and serves as a role model for students and support for faculty and staff in the Nursing Department. Requires a Master's degree in Nursing, Ph.D. in Nursing or related filed preferred.