SPORT
MANAGEMENT/PSYCHOLOGY/SOCIOLOGY/MISCELLANEOUS Online
Instructor, Adjunct Adams
State College
Position
Description: The Department of Human Performance and
Physical
Education (HPPE) at Adams State College offers undergraduate and
graduate
degrees in the areas of physical education, exercise science,
sport management,
and sport psychology. Two graduate programs are currently
offered fully online:
MA in Coaching and MA in Sport Management. As we are committed
to teaching
excellence in the online environment, we seek qualified
candidates who possess
appropriate content knowledge in the discipline, have experience
in teaching online
courses, and thrive on interaction with students and
faculty. Courses available at the graduate level
include:
Introduction to Research/Research Methods
Measurement & Evaluation
Methods of Coaching
Concepts in Exercise Science
Sport & Exercise Psychology
Social Aspects of Sport & Physical
Education
Strength & Conditioning
Strategic Management & Leadership in Sport
Sport Law
Sport Marketing & Public Relations
Facilities & Event Management
Qualifications
& Skills:
Doctoral
degree or appropriate terminal degree in sport management,
physical education, exercise science, coaching, kinesiology,
or closely related field is preferred;
Individuals
who are ABD or hold a master’s degree will be considered if
the person can demonstrate two years of relevant
teaching experience at the undergraduate and graduate levels;
Experience
teaching online at the undergraduate or graduate levels;
Effective
communication skills with an emphasis on written
communication;
Ability
to meet deadlines and follow college policies.
Applications
must include:
A
brief letter of application outlining the candidate’s
qualifications for the position;
Curriculum
vitae and transcripts from graduate institutions attended
(copies accepted);
Names,
addresses (including email), and telephone numbers of two
references who can address the candidate's qualifications.
There is no deadline
for applications. The department will keep all applications on
file and contact
qualified instructors when courses become available. Courses are
taught
throughout the academic year and summer session. Stipends
start at $3,000 per 3-credit course.
Send
all applications to:
Barbara
J. Griego-Jones
Assistant
to Dr. “Beez” Lea Ann Schell,
Search Chair
Department
of Human Performance and Physical
Education
About
the College: Located
in Alamosa, Colorado, Adams State College is a state-supported,
primarily
undergraduate institution in the San Luis Valley, a rural and
agricultural area
of south central Colorado, approximately 3.5 hours from Denver
and 2.5 hours
from Santa Fe, New Mexico. The college is designated as a
Hispanic Serving
Institution and as a regional education provider. Additional
information about
the college and the department may be found at www.adams.edu/academics/hppe/.
Additional information about the community and surrounding area
can be found at www.alamosa.org.
An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
Adams State College
is particularly interested in applications from women and
minorities. In
compliance with the Immigration Control Act of 1986,
candidates for positions
must provide proof of eligibility to work before an offer of
employment can be
made final. Full descriptions of all positions are available
from
the contact person listed. Adams State College is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. Applications are
sought from all
qualified persons regardless of race, color, sex, disability
and, as covered by
law, veteran status. In addition, college policies prohibit
discrimination on
the basis of religion, national origin, ancestry, age, sexual
orientation, marital
status, and parental status.
SPORT
PSYCHOLOGY Assistant Professor Western Washington University
About the Position:
The Kinesiology and Physical Education Program of the Physical
Education, Health and Recreation (PEHR) Department at Western
Washington University is seeking one full-time tenure eligible
Assistant Professor.
Responsibilities: The
Department, the College and the University value teaching and
expect each person hired to be an exemplary teacher (including
use of effective strategies such as varied teaching formats,
timely feedback, etc.); to be current in his/her discipline; to
engage students actively in their own learning; to maintain high
standards regarding course content; and to be available to
students through regularly scheduled office hours in keeping
with department policy. Those hired are expected to
participate in scholarly and/or creative activity, and perform
career related service roles on and off campus.
It
is also expected that the successful candidate be able to carry
out the following responsibilities:
Undergraduate advising and supervision of
field experience work
Advising graduate students including thesis
preparation and supervision
Supervising graduate internships
Coordination of the sport psychology graduate
program; the sport psychology graduate program is expected to
admit at least four students every second year
Participate in scholarly and/or creative
activity
Perform career related service roles on and
off campus
Required Qualifications:
PhD or other terminal degree in sport or
exercise psychology or a related field
Strong commitment to excellence in teaching
and scholarship
Ability to teach psychology of sport or
exercise
Ability to teach graduate courses in sport and
exercise psychology, for example: foundation and ethics in
sport psychology, applied sport and exercise psychology, or
seminar in sport sociology
Preferred Qualifications:
Ability to teach the following undergraduate
courses:
Sociology of sport
Olympism and the modern Olympic Games, or
other sport or exercise related sociocultural topic
Seminar in sport psychology
Survey of kinesiology, physical education
and health
Evidence of successful college-level teaching
Certification by the Association for Applied
Sport Psychology
Ability to work with a diverse student body
and staff
About the Department:
The PEHR Department is one of the largest departments at
Western. There are currently over 600 undergraduates
enrolled in the three programs of Health, Recreation and
Kinesiology and Physical Education. The department’s
faculty members are dedicated to teaching, involved in research
and active in professional organizations. The department
is committed to the University’s strategic goal of recruiting
and retaining a diverse faculty, and welcomes diverse
applicants.
About the Kinesiology and Physical Education Program:
The Program serves over 400 undergraduate majors and offers
Specializations in Movement Studies, Sport Psychology, Health and
Fitness Specialist, Pre-Physical Therapy, Pre-Healthcare
Professions, and Pedagogy. An undergraduate minor in Sport
Psychology is also offered. Additionally, the graduate
program in Human Movement and Performance offers two tracks, Sport
Psychology and Exercise Science.
Application Instructions
and Requested Documents: Review of applications
begins February 1, 2012; position is open until filled. Please
log in below to submit your application via WWU’s Electronic
Application System for Employment (EASE). Note: You
will need to be using Internet Explorer to fully utilize our
online application system. A cover letter addressing the
qualifications, vita or resume, graduate transcript and three
letters of reference are required. You may cut and paste
or upload your materials as noted on the EASE application.
Inquiries about the position, and materials that cannot be
submitted through the EASE system, must be submitted to:
Rebecca
Schindler
PEHR Department
Western Washington University, Carver 102-MS9067
516 High Street
Bellingham, WA 98225-9067 [email protected] BACK TO INDEX SPORT PSYCHOLOGY Assistant Professor Boise State University
Position:Boise State University invites
interested applicants for the position of Assistant Professor,
Sport and Exercise Psychology, to become a part of our team to
continue our quest toward becoming a Metropolitan Research
University of Distinction.
Responsibilities:
Pursue a scholarly
agenda including professional presentations, publications,
and external funding
Chair Masters’ theses
and graduate research projects within area of
specialization; serve on graduate committees
Participate in
institutional and professional service
Qualifications: Earned Doctorate* in Kinesiology
or related field with the specialization in sport and exercise
psychology (* or ABD with completion by December
2012). Preferred candidates will have:
Ability to teach at the
undergraduate and graduate levels in the areas of psychology
of physical activity, the psychology of exercise and sport,
social-psychology of sport, and psychology of coaching
Interest in developing coaching
education courses
Evidence of an active research
agenda, including a commitment to collaborative scholarly
activities
Experience on graduate student
research committees
About The University:Boise State University is a
metropolitan university, located adjacent to beautiful foothills
and a multitude of outdoor recreational activities.The city of Boise
offers a wide array of social, cultural, and recreational
activities.Visit
the following website to learn more about Boise, ID and the
surrounding area: http://www.boisechamber.org/.University
enrollment is approximately 19,700.The Department of
Kinesiology has 14 full-time faculty serving more than 650
undergraduate students seeking bachelor’s degrees in Athletic
Training, Exercise Science, Health Promotion, and K-12 Physical
Education, and 50 graduate students pursuing master’s degrees.
The department facilitates interdisciplinary collaborations
through The Center for Physical Activity and Sport and The
Center for Orthopedic and Biomechanical Research. To learn more
about the Department of Kinesiology, visit http://kinesiology.boisestate.edu/.
To learn more about Boise State University, visit http://news.boisestate.edu/this-is-boise-state/.
Deadline/Application Process:Please submit a letter of
application indicating your interest and qualifications for this
position.Attach a
CV that includes employment history (including dates of
employment), three letters of professional recommendation, and
an official copy of all academic transcripts.Application materials
should be mailed to the address below.Please also send
electronic copies of the first three items (letters of
application, CV, letters of reference) to [email protected].Review of applications will begin
December 1, 2011, and will continue until finalists are
identified. Applications received after that point may be
considered if the position is not filled from the finalist
pool.
Mail to:Shelley Lucas and
Laura Petranek
Search Committee Co-Chairs
Search #ED-0005-12
Boise State University
1910 University Dr.
Boise, ID 83725-1710