Faculty Member Course/Contact Information

Faculty Member Course/Contact Information Below you will find a listing of our current Faculty members. Selecting the link allows you to view their contact information, office hours, and course syllabi for the courses they teach. Select the first letter of the faculty member's last name to search. [ A | ] [ B | ] [ C | ] [ D | ] [ E | ] [ F | ] [ G | ] [ H | ] [ I | ] [ J | ] [ K | ] [ L | ] [ M | ] [ N | ] [ O | ] P | [ Q | ] [ R | ] [ S | ] [ T | ] [ U | ] [ V | ] [ W | ] [ X | ] [ Y | ] [ Z ]
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Faculty Development Fellowship

Faculty Development Fellowship Focus Areas Guidelines The Faculty Development Fellowship is a nondegree program that encourages pursuit of academic careers by outstanding faculty, generates innovative approaches to curricular and pedagogical reform in the countries served, and supports the development of regional and international institutional partnerships and collaborative projects. Faculty Development Fellowships are offered to faculty in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Mongolia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. Each year for up to three years, participants spend one semester at a U. S. university and one semester teaching at their home universitie Participants have designed new courses, presented conference papers, completed several articles and books, expanded research topics, and developed new teaching materials. For further information, please see the Faculty Development Fellowship guidelines .
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Physics Faculty

124 Durham Science Center, 554-3720. Email: rsabirianov@mail.unomaha.edu Course taught : General Physics (1110, 1120, 2110, 2120). Research interests : Theoretical solid state; theory of magnetic, magneto-optical, optical, transport, mechanical properties of metals and alloys, magnetic materials, amorphous materials, nanocomposites, quasicrystals. Growth of patterned structures at nanoscale. Properties of nanostructures.
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Full-Time Faculty Salary Grid and Guidelines 2003-04 at Evergreen

The salary grid is based on an academic year; it does not include summer session. All faculty are placed on this scale according to a combination of their academic degrees, their teaching experience and their work experience. There are no disciplinary distinctions; that is, someone in the sciences is paid the same as someone in the humanities with equal academic and work experience. Faculty move up this scale with each additional year of experience. While actual placement on the scale is determined in a conversation with the Hiring Dean, prospective faculty may use the following guidelines to get a rough idea of what their placement might be. Academic Degrees: a. One year for a MS/MA b. Two years for all work toward a Ph. D. except the dissertation Three years total for a Ph.
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EPA Faculty Jobs

POSITION: The Department of Health Behavior and Health Education in the School of Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is seeking applications for a tenure-track position in global health. Appointment is anticipated at the level of Assistant Professor but especially qualified individuals at other ranks may be considered depending on qualifications. The Department seeks faculty members who will both advance the application of health behavior to preventing and reducing global health problems, and bring global perspectives to an understanding of health behavior and health promotion. Candidates should conduct research on global health priorities in low-resource settings, with an emphasis on infectious and parasitic diseases, chronic diseases, or other major global health issues such as obesity, availability of safe water, and reproductive health. At the same time, candidates’ scholarship should enhance the contribution of global perspectives to knowledge of the relationships between health and behavior and health promotion interventions. RESPONSIBILITIES: Specific responsibilities will include funded research, graduate level teaching and advising, and participating in the Department’s service activities. QUALIFICATIONS: An earned doctorate in international health, behavioral or social sciences, medicine and public health, or related disciplines as well as research and practice experience pertinent to global health and health behavior. Candidates should demonstrate ability to establish and collaborate in multidisciplinary, funded research programs, as well as a clear track record of scholarly accomplishment, including peer-reviewed publications. Some experience in working with graduate students is preferred; a commitment to graduate-level teaching is expected. DEPARTMENT OVERVIEW: Faculty of the Department address prevention and disease management across a wide variety of health problems, in diverse populations, and through diverse settings in the US and internationally. Conceptual emphases of faculty research include health communication, interpersonal and social processes, and community engagement. A range of quantitative and qualitative research methods are represented in the work of the department. Training programs lead to MPH, MSPH and Ph. D. degrees and prepare students for careers in public health research, teaching, administration, and practic The Department is committed to research and practice that advances social justice and especially seeks candidates who will add to the diversity of its faculty. Additional information about the Department can be found at its website: www. sph.unc.edu/hbhe . Screening of applications will begin on April 1, 2008. TO APPLY, send by email PDF versions of curriculum vitae and cover letter summarizing qualifications, professional interests and fit with the Department’s emphases. Candidates should also include the names, positions and email contact information for three references. If requested, references should be submitted electronically.  Send all materials to: Jo Anne Earp, Sc. D., Search Committee Chair, Department of Health Behavior and Health Education, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; E-mail: global_health_search@unc.edu . Questions regarding this search may be addressed to the search committee chair at global_health_search@unc.edu or (919) 966-3761. Open Rank (Medicine) RP# 1096 Posted February 15, 2008 Job Category: All , Open Rank , Tenured/Tenure Track , Administrative with Faculty Rank
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