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 of 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 5 courses per year, usually with no more than 2 course preparations each semester. Courses could 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 3 letters of recommendation sent by references or placement office. The application deadline is March 25, 2001. An equal opportunity employer.