Texas Tech University
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
invites applications for three tenure-track faculty positions at the
Assistant or Associate rank. Areas of research interest include but are
not limited to
bio- analytical, bio-organic, materials, and computational chemistry.
Candidates must be able to teach undergraduate and graduate-level courses
in
at least one of the areas of inorganic, analytical, or organic chemistry.
A
Ph.D. is required; postdoctoral experience is preferred. The successful
candidate is expected to develop an independent, well-funded research
program and have a commitment to excellence in teaching at the undergraduate
and graduate levels. Texas Tech University is classified as a doctoral
research-extensive university by the Carnegie Foundation, has an enrollment
of ca. 30,000 students, and is one of the major, state-supported,
multidisciplinary universities of the Southwest. Texas Tech offers 104
masters and 57 doctoral programs, with Schools of Medicine and Law located
on the main campus in Lubbock. Within the University, the Department
of
Chemistry and Biochemistry, with 27 tenure-track faculty positions, is
among
the top academic units in terms of funded research and graduate education.
All applications must be submitted on line. Online faculty applications
for
requisition numbers 74477 (inorganic chemistry), 74478 (organic chemistry),
and 74479 (analytical chemistry) can be found at
http://jobs.texastech.edu.Applications must include a curriculum vita,
statement of proposed research (including start-up requirements, with
annotated budget), a statement of teaching philosophy and names of three
individuals who have been asked by applicant to provide letters of
recommendation. Letters of Recommendation should be mailed to Faculty
Search
Committee, Texas Tech University, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry,
Box 41061, Lubbock TX 79409-1061. Evaluation of applications will begin
on
October 15 and continue until the positions are filled. TTU is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution and actively seeks diversity
among its employees.
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