Indiana Wesleyan University
Historical Theology
The School of Theology and Ministry in the College of Arts and
Sciences at Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion, Indiana invites
applications for a full-time faculty position in Historical Theology.
The primary focus of this faculty position is the teaching of Church
History and Theology courses that form students in a theologically rich
historical consciousness.
The successful candidate will
demonstrate a proven record of innovative teaching that engages students
in meaningful learning, significant scholarship and ministry
experience, and a creative approach to undergraduate ministry education.
He or she must also embrace a collaborative learning environment.
The candidate must be a committed Christian who embraces a
Christ-centered approach to undergraduate liberal arts education and
operates
from an evangelical Wesleyan theological perspective.
Responsibilities
include teaching in the area of historical theology, church
history, and an additional secondary area of expertise. Candidate must
be an active member of a church in the broader Wesleyan tradition. A
Ph.D. in a field related in church history, historical theology, or
related fields is required. Preference will be given to members/clergy
of The Wesleyan Church.
Especially welcome are applications from those who bring diverse ethnic, racial, and international
perspectives to their teaching, scholarship, and Christian faith.
Interested candidates must complete the online application on the
university website,
www.indwes.edu/hr.
Questions may be addressed to Darlene Bressler, Vice President and Dean for the College of Arts and Sciences via
tammy.mclaughlin@indwes.edu
Pending
budget approval, the position will be open for fall
of 2013. Review of applications begins immediately and will continue
until the position is filled. The final candidate(s) selected must have
the ability to pass a comprehensive background screen.
Indiana Wesleyan University is an equal opportunity employer committed to
fostering a diverse learning community of committed evangelical Christians from all racial and ethnic backgrounds.
Application Information
Bethany Theological Seminary
Brethren Studies
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Bethany
Theological Seminary invites applications for a full-time, potential
tenure-track faculty position in Brethren studies, beginning fall 2013.
Rank: open. PhD preferred; ABD considered. The appointee will be
expected to develop and teach the equivalent of an average of five
graduate courses per year, including at least one online course per
year, and offer one Academy-level course biennially. Some of these
courses may include introductory offerings in the history of
Christianity or theological reflection. Other duties will include:
student advising, supervision of MA theses in the area of Brethren
studies as needed, serving on at least one major institutional committee
annually, participating in the recruitment of new students through
interviews and informal contacts, and regular participation in faculty
meetings. The area of expertise and research may come from a variety of
fields, such as: historical studies, theological studies, Brethren
heritage, or sociology and religion. Commitment to the values and
theological emphases within the Church of the Brethren is essential. We
specifically encourage applications from women, minorities, and persons
with disabilities. Application deadline: January 1, 2013. The
appointment will begin on or before July 1, 2013.
Send a letter of application, CV, and names and contact information for three references to:
Brethren Studies Search
Attn: Dean’s Office
Bethany Theological Seminary
615 National Road West
Richmond, IN 47374
deansoffice@bethanyseminary.edu
Bethany Theological Seminary
Reconciliation Studies
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Bethany
Theological Seminary invites applications for a half-time faculty
position in reconciliation studies, beginning fall 2013. Rank: open. PhD
preferred; ABD considered. The appointee will be expected to develop
and teach two graduate courses per year (one in conflict transformation
offered annually), including at least one online course per year, and
offer one Academy-level course biennially. Other duties will include:
student advising, supervision of MA theses in the area of reconciliation
studies as needed, serving on at least one major institutional
committee annually, participating in the recruitment of new students
through interviews and informal contacts, and regular participation in
faculty meetings. Commitment to the values and theological emphases
within the Church of the Brethren is essential. We specifically
encourage applications from women, minorities, and persons with
disabilities. Application deadline: January 1, 2013. The appointment
will begin on July 1, 2013.
Send a letter of application, CV, and names and contact information for three references to:
Reconciliation Studies Search
Attn: Dean’s Office
Bethany Theological Seminary
615 National Road West
Richmond, IN 47374
deansoffice@bethanyseminary.edu
Gannon University
Theology Faculty
Theology Faculty
Join Gannon University, a Catholic university, and collaborate with a
dynamic faculty that prepares motivated students intellectually,
professionally and personally for leadership roles in their careers,
society and church. Gannon is a comprehensive Masters L institution that
is committed to student-centered learning, with an emphasis on
professional education integrated with liberal-learning student
outcomes, and interactive and collaborative teaching and learning
styles. The University’s excellent faculty also advises students and
engages in creative scholarly activities and in professional, University
and community service activities and partnerships.
Gannon University is an Equal Opportunity Employer that seeks
excellence through inclusiveness and invites women and members of
underrepresented groups to apply.
The College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciencesinvites
applications for a nine-month, tenure track position of Assistant
Professor in the Department of Theology to begin August 2013. To be
considered, candidates must provide evidence of effective teaching
methods and productive scholarship in their respective fields. Qualified
candidates will be expected to engage in scholarly activities in
keeping with the Boyer Model of Scholarship as is appropriate to the
application and receipt of tenure and promotion at Gannon. Appropriate
terminal degree is required and must be completed prior to the beginning
of the fall semester. Ideally, candidates will have experience using
course management systems for purposes of instruction and advising.
Candidates must be able to support and promote the University’s
inclusive Mission, its Catholic identity, and its liberal arts and
professional education traditions.
Requirements include an earned doctorate in Theology and/or Religious
Studies and demonstrated teaching excellence in higher education.
Scholarly and teaching interest in world religions is preferred. The
successful candidate should possess a thorough knowledge of Roman
Catholic Theological tradition from its inception to the present day;
and be able to contribute to teaching General Moral Theology, Sacred
Scriptures, Foundational Theology, Christology, Ecclesiology, and
Sacraments. Additional responsibilities may include teaching graduate
courses in the fields listed above in the Department’s Master’s program
in Pastoral Studies.
Gannon University, located near Lake Erie in Erie, Pennsylvania,
offers ready access to a variety of cultural and exciting seasonal
activities and is within a two-hour drive of Pittsburgh, Cleveland and
Buffalo.
For more information about what Erie has to offer visit www.visiteriepa.com.
Application Procedure: Submit a cover letter, C.V., and the names and
contact information of three professional references to
www.gannon.edu/employment.
Review of applications will begin immediately and this position will
remain open until filled. The finalist will be required to submit an
original transcript from the institution awarding his/her terminal
degree. References will not be contacted without prior notification to
the applicants.
For more information about Gannon visit www.gannon.edu.
