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Cedarville University

Assistant Professor of Political Science

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A College Professor or Instructor teaches students beyond the high school level, including undergraduate and graduate students. Teaches subjects ranging from liberal arts (literature, history, languages) to sciences, mathematics, business, art., music or technology. Conducts research and supervises student research. Teaches at a public or private college, in a two year or four year degree program.

$98,036 / year median in Ohio

+2% projected growth

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Job Description

Cedarville University equips Christian undergraduate, graduate, and online students for godly service and vocational distinction. We offer more than 150 programs of study, all from a distinctly biblical worldview. The School of Arts and Humanities at Cedarville University seeks an Assistant Professor of Political Science in the Department of History and Government for Fall 2027. Rank is commensurate with experience and credentials. Eligibility for a tenure-track appointment will be determined based on institutional needs and candidate qualifications at the time of hire. Expertise in American Politics is required, with an ability to teach Public Administration, Public Policy, Constitutional Law, and/or quantitative methods preferred. All candidates will be responsible for a general education course in Government, as well as upper-level offerings within their area of expertise. Candidates will be asked to teach from a distinctively Christian worldview.
Essential Position Functions:
Twenty-four semester credit hours of teaching responsibility, or the equivalent, each academic year of two semesters Maintain academic credentials and discipline-specific research/methodology/pedagogy Working knowledge of biblical texts and appropriate discipline-specific integration Academic advising and counsel to students within an academic discipline Committee membership and professional activity
Non-Essential Position Functions:
Serve as a club or class advisor. Assist academic leadership as directed. Conduct interviews with the media.
Position Requirements:
Terminal degree in relevant field: PhD (ABD candidates will be considered) or JD with relevant career experience Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work as a team member Excellent written and oral communication skills Documented successful teaching and scholarship experience Commitment to biblical integration in and out of the classroom Qualified applicant must be a born-again Christian with a personal commitment to Jesus Christ. Qualified applicant must agree with and be willing to abide by Cedarville University's Doctrinal Statement , Community Covenant, and General Work Place Standards . Employment is subject to the University's verification of credentials along with other information required by law and Cedarville University policies, including the successful completion of a background check. H-1B sponsorship may be available for this position depending upon legal and business considerations. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. This position, based in Cedarville, Ohio, is pending budget approval.
Contact Information:
For consideration, an employment application must be completed on our online application website. All official inquiries should be directed to Jennifer Cochran, SHRM-CP, Director of Academic Human Resource Services. Position-specific inquiries should be directed to Dr. Mark C. Smith, Dean, School of Arts and Humanities; or Dr. Glen Duerr, Chair, Department of History and Government.