undergraduate, liberal arts setting. Teaching responsibilities include three courses each semester, with possibilities including diagnosis and treatment of mental illness, an introductory course in general psychology, methods and statistics to psychology majors, intermediate and advanced courses in the candidate’s area of expertise, and all-college courses.
The Psychology department has five full time faculty whose teaching and research span five different areas of the discipline (Cognitive Psychology, Developmental, Social, Sensation and Perception, and Behavioral Neuroscience). The department has a strong culture of mentoring student research, including guiding senior capstone research projects, and contributing to the College’s administrative duties. Both the department and the College have a history of supporting new faculty with generous funding for research and professional travel, providing robust faculty development opportunities through extended new faculty orientation, faculty development workshops, and a peer mentor program. Further information about the department can be obtained from http://www.wabash.edu/academics/psychology.
In the midst of a strategic transformation to advance the success of first-generation students, and students from low-income families, Wabash College is committed to attracting and effectively supporting faculty and staff with a demonstrated commitment to supporting student success. Approximately 25% of our students are federal Pell Grant recipients, one-third of our students are first-generation college students, and about 20% of our students identify as domestic students of color. Wabash offers a broad range of academic and cultural programs open to all members of the Wabash community. Wabash is a top-50 Liberal Arts College according to U.S. News, and is a member of Colleges That Change Lives. Many students, staff, and faculty find the close-knit residential community one of the most rewarding aspects of their experience at Wabash.
Applications, including letter of interest, CV, unofficial copies of undergraduate and graduate transcripts, statement of teaching philosophy, and email addresses for three individuals who will submit letters of recommendation, should be submitted online at https://www.wabash.edu/employment. Review of applications will begin on February 1 and continue until the position is filled. Questions regarding this position may be directed to Dr. Eric Olofson, Chair, Department of Psychology, olofsone@wabash.edu. Application questions may be directed to Ms. Pamela Sacco, Academic Administrative Coordinator, saccop@wabash.edu.
Wabash College, a liberal arts college for men, seeks faculty and staff who are committed to providing quality engagement with students, high levels of academic challenge and support, and meaningful experiences that prepare students for life and leadership among diverse populations around the globe. Wabash is an equal opportunity employer.
