Candidates should demonstrate a strong interest and competence in teaching undergraduates and a commitment to research. Some preference will be given to those with economic development or an applied microeconomics field. In courses and small-enrollment seminars, the economics program at Kenyon stresses economic theory and opportunities to explore public policy applications and empirical issues. Teaching responsibilities are five courses per year, usually with no more than two course preparations each semester. Courses would include sections of micro or macro principles in classes with fewer than 30 students plus a smaller-enrollment course or seminar in a field of interest to the instructor.
Salary is competitive with other highly selective liberal arts colleges.
A shared position will be considered. Have three letters of recommendation sent by references or placement office. Applications will be reviewed beginning March 25, 2001. An equal opportunity employer, Kenyon is committed to building a culturally diverse faculty, staff and administration. Edited by Mary Goble , Human Resources.