Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in human development and family sciences. For one position, we are seeking someone interested and experienced in grant writing and research in addiction studies. In the second position, the research field is open to any area of family sciences. Research productivity, academic advising, participation in curriculum development, and service are also expected for both of these 12-month positions. Potential for or successful experience in high quality teaching, research, and securing external funding is expected.
Experience working in a team setting and in a land-grant university system is desirable.
There are approximately 85 undergraduate and 30 graduate students enrolled in HDFS with eight full-time faculty members. In addition, two members of the faculty with research, teaching, and cooperative extension appointments in Rural Sociology are organizationally affiliated with the HDFS faculty and program. Rank and salary are dependent on academic preparation and professional experience. The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, is a land grant university with an enrollment of over 14,000. The University of Arkansas is considered the flagship institution in the state university system.