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University of St. Thomas - Houston

Adjunct Faculty- Computer Science

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University of St. Thomas The University of St. Thomas (UST), a private Catholic university committed to the liberal arts and the religious and intellectual tradition of Catholic higher education, invites applications from outstanding candidates for an adjunct faculty position in computer science. The general responsibility for this position will be teaching undergraduate lecture courses. A master's degree in computer science or closely related field and teaching experience are required for the position. Applicants must provide a cover letter addressing qualifications for the position, a curriculum vitae, and the names of and contacts of three professional references. Candidates offered an adjunct position must also provide official transcripts before the position starts. The University of St. Thomas is committed to hiring faculty who can help it not only fulfill its integrated mission - the formation of the whole person for flourishing in this life and the next - but also advance it in new ways. The University's Catholic identity is the center of this mission, a Catholicism expressed for our own age by the Catechism of the Catholic Church and Pope St. John Paul II's Ex Corde Ecclesiae. The University asks all candidates applying for this position to consider these documents to ensure their professional goals and practices can align with them. While applicants need not be Catholic, they must be able to support the University as it seeks to be faithful to and embody the riches of the Catholic intellectual tradition.