The Department of Psychology in the W. H. Sutton School of Social Sciences at Ouachita Baptist University invites applications for a tenure-track appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor to begin August 2020. Area of specialization could include, but is not limited to, cognitive, health, developmental, social, industrial/organizational, or learning. Strong quantitative skills are a must. PhD in Psychology or related field by August 2020 preferred; ABD considered. Course load is four per semester. Research activities that emphasize undergraduate student collaboration are expected. Applicants should demonstrate commitment to the university’s mission, undergraduate teaching, research, and professional development.
Ouachita Baptist University promotes equal opportunity and seeks to develop a diverse faculty and staff for the benefit of our students and community. Ouachita is a private Christian liberal-arts institution. The university’s mission statement can be found at www.obu.edu/about/vision-mission-and-values. Electronically send a cover letter, CV, statements on teaching philosophy and research interests, evidence of teaching quality, graduate transcripts, and three forwarded reference letters to Dr. Jennifer Fayard, Psychology Search Committee Chair at fayardj@obu.edu. Priority review of applications will begin on December 1, but review will continue until the position is filled.
About Ouachita Baptist University
Ouachita Baptist University is a Christ-centered, liberal arts institution located in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, halfway between Texarkana and Little Rock on Interstate 30. Enrolling approximately 1,500 students from 30 states and 30 nations, Ouachita offers a strong residential community where 95% of students live in university housing. The university’s low student-faculty ratio, close-knit campus, and commitment to undergraduate research opportunities offer an enriched environment for learning and growth. Faculty members support the University’s Christian mission and share the institution’s commitment to both academic and Christian excellence. Ouachita supports the principle of academic freedom in the context of the university mission, promotes equal opportunity, and seeks to develop a diverse faculty for the benefit of our students and community.
