Faculty Positions

Tenure Track Positions

Assistant Professor of Sport Management

The Division of Sport Management (SPMT) at Texas A&M University seeks qualified applicants for a newly created Assistant Professor position to serve as a core tenure track faculty member and play an integral role in the SPMT program.

Applicants must possess an earned Doctorate in Sport Management or an appropriate and closely related discipline. Through their research, demonstrated by publications in medium to high impact journals, applicants must also indicate their potential for funded research (i.e., Local-, State-, and Federal-level). In addition to research, applicants must have a record of outstanding teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels, demonstrated existing expertise (or the potential for) online teaching, and demonstrated expertise in statistical and research methods necessary for effectively mentoring MS (i.e., thesis) and PhD students.

The appointment will be a nine-month tenure-track position with a start date of September 2021.

To apply, please provide (1) a letter of application, (2) a current, comprehensive vitae, (3) Research and Teaching Statement, (4) names, addresses, and emails of at least three references. Incomplete application will not be considered. Submit the application materials to http://apply.interfolio.com/78399.

Review of applications will begin on October 15, 2020 and will continue until the position is filled.

Questions about this position should be submitted directly to Calvin Nite, PhD, Search Committee Chair, at calvin.nite@tamu.edu, or Kayla Jones at KaylaDJones@tamu.edu.

SPMT Asst. Professor Full Announcement

Assistant Professor of Health Education

The Division of Health Education at Texas A&M University seeks a Tenure Track Scholar in the College of Education and Human Development. We seek an emerging scholar who is well versed in health-related and translational research with interdisciplinary research experience and a solid research foundation to further advance the Division’s strong and expanding research portfolio.

This Assistant Professor will be an integral part of the Division of Health Education’s faculty, with expectations to expand research efforts, engage in interdisciplinary collaborations, aggressively seek funding opportunities, provide research mentorship for graduate students, and facilitate undergraduate research activities. This individual will teach graduate and undergraduate courses based on faculty expertise, experience, and the needs of the academic unit.

Successful applicants will hold a doctoral degree relevant to the research and teaching mission of the Division of Health Education, have a strong record of research, and a commitment to dynamic graduate and undergraduate teaching. Preferred areas of scholarship include but are not limited to innovative approaches/methodologies and/or content areas. For example, innovative approaches/methodologies could include system science, complex systems, and big data. Content areas could include health inequities, health disparities, and social determinants of health among diverse populations and settings.

Salary, benefits and compensation packages are competitive, and the position will begin in September 2021.

To apply, please provide (1) a letter of application, (2) a current, comprehensive vitae, and (3) names, addresses, and emails of at least three references. Incomplete application will not be considered. Submit the application materials to http://apply.interfolio.com/78451.

Review of candidates will begin on October 15, 2020 and continue until the position is filled. Questions about this position should be submitted directly to the committee chair: Idethia Shevon Harvey, Search Committee Chair, isharvey@tamu.edu.

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Non-Tenure Track Positions

Instructional Assistant Professor
Visiting Lecturer (Full, Associate, or Assistant)
All Divisions

The Department of Health & Kinesiology is authorized to hire several full time, non-tenure track faculty with the titles listed above.