Instructor or Assistant Professor of Computing & Digital Technology

Join Westminster College’s faculty in a learning environment where teaching and attention to student growth are the primary focus.
Students can choose from more than 30 majors or a self-designed major to pursue a bachelor’s degree. This liberal arts institution is
located in the small town of Fulton, Missouri, recently noted as one of the “15 Best Small Towns to Visit in 2019”
by Smithsonian Magazine.  Budget Travel Magazine designated Fulton one of the top 10 Coolest Small Towns in America.  In
recent years the rate of admittance to graduate school or job placement of our students was 97%, with our graduate earnings ranking in the
top 15% nationwide.

The Department of Computing & Digital Technology invites applications for a tenure-track position to
begin January 8, 2021. The selected candidate will have the following responsibilities:

• Teach a wide variety of upper- and
  lower-level courses across the disciplines of software engineering, cybersecurity, digital communications, and web design and
  development; 
• Collaboratively contribute to interdisciplinary curricular and scholarly efforts within the department as well as
  across the entire College; 
• Work with students as an academic advisor; 
• Develop new courses in cybersecurity,
  digital communications, and web design and development; 
• Contribute to departmental program
  development; 
• Participate in departmental administrative activities such as assessment, budgeting, scheduling,
  etc.; 
• Participate in faculty governance and committee service; 
• Maintain regular office
  hours; 
• Teach courses in the Westminster First Year Experience; 
• Maintain an agenda for scholarly, professional,
  or creative activity; 
• Participate in enrollment activities by meeting with prospective students, preparing recruitment
  materials, and other activities as requested 

Required Education: 

• An earned Doctorate (or ABD),
  or Master’s degree with industry experience in a relevant discipline.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and
Abilities:

• Demonstrated technical competence and teaching experience in software engineering, cybersecurity, and web design
  and development;
• A strong commitment to teaching and learning through hands-on and active learning
  strategies; 
• Research interests and pedagogy that connect and integrate computing and digital technology with other academic
  disciplines; 
• Demonstrated passion about teaching computing and technology at every level of the curriculum in a primarily
  residential, undergraduate, liberal arts institution 

Application Documents:
The following materials are
required:

• Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV);
• Three professional references;
• Graduate transcripts

To
apply: 
Please apply online: https://westminster-college.apscareerportal.com/jobs/1143805/apps/new 

Closing date for receipt of
applications is October 14, 2020.  Review of applications will begin immediately.