F99933 Assistant Professor of Teacher Education, Broken Arrow

Northeastern State University•Tahlequah, OK

About The Position

Northeastern State University’s College of Education is hiring an Assistant Professor of Curriculum and Instruction based on the Tahlequah campus. The position teaches courses as needed across programs that may include elementary education, special education, early childhood education, reading, and teacher education. Travel to other campuses may be required. The faculty member develops and sustains a research agenda in an area of education and teaches a 12-hour load. Responsibilities also include preparing curriculum that models Oklahoma Academic Standards and teaching through electronic delivery (including blended and online formats), face-to-face instruction, and arranged delivery. The instructor prepares and conducts relevant, challenging, and motivating classes and related activities focused on school reform, school improvement, and student-centered learning. The role includes being available during office hours and enrollment periods to advise undergraduate and graduate students, serving on College and University committees, participating in scholarly activities, and collaborating with area schools, the community, and the region in support of the College’s and institution’s mission. The anticipated start date is January 4, 2027. Salary is $56,770.00, with excellent benefits.

Requirements

Doctorate in education from an accredited institution; candidates who are ABD may be considered, with salary and rank commensurate.
At least three years of teaching experience in a P-12 classroom using a variety of research-based teaching strategies.
Current teaching license.
Ability to contribute to and encourage collegiality, professional development, and scholarly activity while balancing the needs of a diverse faculty and student body.
Experience in problem-based learning, teaching with an array of distance-learning technologies, and working collaboratively.

Nice To Haves

Higher education teaching experience in the field of education is preferred.

Responsibilities

Teach courses as needed in programs such as elementary education, special education, early childhood education, reading, and teacher education.
Develop and sustain a research agenda in an area of education.
Teach a 12-hour load.
Prepare curriculum that models the use of Oklahoma Academic Standards.
Teach in multiple delivery modes, including blended and online, face-to-face, and arranged formats.
Prepare and conduct relevant, challenging, and motivating class sessions and related activities directed at school reform, school improvement, and student-centered learning.
Be available during office hours and enrollment periods to advise undergraduate and graduate students.
Serve on College and University committees.
Participate in scholarly activities.
Collaborate with area schools, the community, and the region to serve the mission of the College and institution.
Travel to other campuses as required.