Professor of Economics

Campbellsville University•Campbellsville, KY

47d•Onsite

About The Position

The Faculty member will be responsible for developing and delivering course content in various specialties within Economics. This includes creating lectures, demonstrations, assignments, and enrichment activities. The role involves maintaining office hours for student advising, participating in departmental recruitment and retention initiatives, and contributing to university life through committee work and sponsoring student activities. A key aspect of the role is supporting the institution's Christian mission by acting as a role model, participating in spiritual activities, and fostering a pursuit of knowledge. The position also involves promoting the economics discipline, engaging with alumni and the community, and collaborating with faculty members. Additionally, the role includes assisting in faculty recruitment, preparing class schedules and catalog materials, managing library resources, developing syllabi, and assisting with grant proposals. The faculty member will also monitor and evaluate student progress, provide academic advising, and demonstrate excellence in teaching.

Requirements

PhD - Economics

Responsibilities

Developing lectures, demonstrations, assignments, and enrichment activities to deliver course content.
Teaching coursework in various specialties within Economics.
Maintaining regular office hours for advising students.
Participating in events and initiatives for departmental recruitment and retention.
Accepting assignments on committees and sponsoring student activities.
Actively participating in University life.
Supporting the institution’s Christian mission.
Providing a Christian role model for students.
Maintaining a strong interest in the pursuit of knowledge and sharing it.
Promoting the discipline on and off campus and attracting students to the field.
Maintaining contact with alumni and the community.
Participating in academic unit meetings and cooperating with other faculty.
Identifying with professional organizations and professionals of the discipline.
Assisting in recruiting new Faculty members.
Assisting the Dean in preparing class schedules and materials for the University Bulletin Catalog.
Knowing Library holdings and deficiencies and planning improvements.
Assisting in developing syllabi for courses.
Assisting in the preparation of requests for foundation grants.
Assisting students by monitoring and evaluating their progress and making referrals to support services.
Demonstrating excellence in teaching.
Serving as an academic advisor.