Applications of qualified women and minorities are encouraged. It is required that the individuals be able to utilize experience and certificates to develop, modify, and teach courses in the Aviation Flight Sciences and Aviation Administration curricula. The preferred qualifications include an earned doctorate in a supporting discipline or an MBA, a capacity for research and publication in a supporting field, and other FAA certificates and ratings. Additional preferred qualifications include experience in collegiate or industry classroom instruction, demonstrated leadership in professional organizations and activities, experience advising students on aviation career paths and internship opportunities, and support of student organizations. Initial screening of applications will begin on April 15, 2001.
Final offer is subject to available funds.
WMU is prepared to train selected candidates for either the FI rating or the FAA qualification. Full training may be offered to exceptional candidates. This professional staff position at WMU attracts generous salary scales and a comprehensive range of benefits. A relocation package is available. Candidates will ideally be qualified CAP 509 ground instructors with a zest for teaching and syllabus development.