Assistant or Associate Professor of Environmental Studies

develop an interdisciplinary Geographic Information System (GIS) program. There will also be opportunities to provide instruction in other humanities/arts/social sciences disciplines, according to the candidate’s skills, experience, and training. The department seeks a dynamic, collaborative educator and/or artist who will contribute to a thriving community of students pursuing degrees in Environmental Studies and other majors within SHAPE. Candidates should demonstrate excellence in teaching, artistic or scholarly activity, and a clear commitment to PLNU’s Christian mission and values. The job description for this position is intentionally flexible to allow the school to shape the position according to the skills, experience, and training of the candidate who exhibits the best mission fit for the school and the university.

The committee will begin reviewing applications and scheduling interviews after December 1, 2026. The application portal will remain open until the position is filled.