Vacancies
Director of
Center for the Study of Aging -
BSU is seeking a
dynamic professional to lead the newly established
Center for the Study of Aging.
Applicants for this position must be able to teach
courses in media theory, analysis, and criticism in
one or more of the following areas: media economics;
international media and globalization; alternative
and community-based media, as well as in other areas
of their interest and specialization. For
additional information contact Rick Moore at
208-426-3562.
Assistant or Associate Professor
in
Organizational Studies - Communication Department
Applicants for this position should be
qualified to challenge
and educate students and practitioners alike in such
diverse areas as:
social, community, and organizational change;
organizational leadership; group processes;
diversity management; media advocacy; and the
many diverse issues pertaining to humans in
organizations.
For
additional information contact Rick Moore at
208-426-3562.
Assistant or Associate Professor of Public Relations
- Communication Department
Candidates must have a completed Ph.D. in
Communication or a related discipline by August 22,
2005. Applicants must also demonstrate
excellence or the potential for excellence in
teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels
and in scholarly research. For additional
information contact Rick Moore at 208-426-3562.
Assistant or Associate Professor for
Department of Public Policy & Administration
Successful candidate will teach in the NASPAA-accredited
MPA program be begin in Fall 2005. Candidates
should be able to teach courses in areas related to
urban administration such as public finance,
community/economic development, or the non-profit
sector. For additional information contact Les
Alm at 208-426-4094.
Assistant Professor with a focus on Public
Law/Judicial Politics for Department of Political
Science
Candidates should have a Ph.D. and should
demonstrate a strong commitment to excellence in
both teaching and research. For more
information contact Ross Burkhart at 208-426-3280.
Assistant Professor in Physical Anthropology
beginning August 2005.
Candidates must
have a strong and active research program and
teaching experience at the undergraduate level.
The position responsibilities include research,
teaching, and service.
The candidate must
hold a Ph.D. by August 1, 2005. Application
materials should include a letter of application
outlining research and teaching interests,
curriculum vitae, and the names and contact
information of three professional references. For
more information contact Mark Plew at 208-426-3023.
Boise State University is
strongly committed to achieving excellence through
cultural diversity. The University actively
encourages application and nomination of women,
persons of color, and members of other
underrepresented groups. EOE/AA Institution.
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