Tenure Track Faculty in Outdoor Recreation and Leadership

• Teach 12 contract hours per semester
• Maintain at least five office hours weekly for student support
• Engage in scholarly and professional activities, including applied undergraduate research or capstone experiences
• Engage in service to the University, profession, and community
• Participate in course and program assessment activities

• M.S. in Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Recreation, Environmental Education or closely related discipline plus at least two years of teaching experience at the university level
• Evidence of an ability to teach undergraduate students through engaging instruction
• Demonstrated ability to conduct and publish research
• An interest in including undergraduates in research and providing professional opportunities for students outside of class
• Commitment to fostering an inclusive, student-centered academic environment

• Ph.D. in Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Recreation, Environmental Education or closely related discipline
• Experience mentoring undergraduate research
• Demonstrated record of research including experience acquiring external funds to support teaching and research initiatives
• Demonstrated experience building relationships with community partners including Indigenous communities
• Involvement with the Association for Experiential Education, Association for Outdoor Recreation Education, Wilderness Education Association, National Outdoor Leadership, National Recreation and Park Association, or similar professional organizations

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