The School of Kinesiology is seeking a highly qualified and motivated individual to join our faculty as a non-tenure track (12-month appointment; renewable) Assistant Clinical Professor. The applicant should have teaching expertise in one or more areas within exercise and sport science.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
· Provide high-quality instruction, participate in course and curricular design, coordination, implementation, and evaluation.
· Teach undergraduate and/or graduate courses in Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology, Exercise Prescription & Performance, Motor Behavior and/or Development, and/or other courses as assigned (Typical course load is 12 credits per semester, but may be higher).
· Provide an inclusive and equitable educational environment
· Master’s level advising may be assigned.
· Complete administrative duties as assigned.
Additional responsibilities include recruiting students, supervising undergraduate and graduate research, and providing service to the School, College, University, community, and professional organizations.
The School of Kinesiology’s mission is to discover, implement, and disseminate knowledge about physical activity, movement, exercise, health, and performance by engaging with our community and creating an invigorating learning environment for our students. In Spring 2013, the School of Kinesiology moved into a new “state of the art” building as the sole occupant. Serving as the home for over 700 undergraduate students and over 80 graduate students, the School of Kinesiology doctoral program is ranked in the top 13 in the United States (National Academy of Kinesiology Review and Evaluation of Doctoral Programs, 2020). The School of Kinesiology is also committed to cultivating professionals who will contribute to our society through impactful and meaningful research, service, teaching, and outreach endeavors, and includes several world-renowned faculty members ranked in the top 20%, according to the Public Library of Science (Ioannidis et al (2019) https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.3000384). As a partner of the University of Alabama at Birmingham Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCTS), Auburn University's School of Kinesiology actively participates in multiple training programs, professional development resources, and funding mechanisms offered by the CCTS. In 2025, the School of Kinesiology will admit students into its inaugural cohort of a newly launched Physical Therapy program. Detailed information may be obtained from
our website.
Auburn is a Research 1 university and one of the nation’s premier public land-grant institutions. In 2022, it was ranked 42nd among public universities by U.S. News and World Report. Auburn maintains high levels of research activity and high standards for teaching excellence, offering Bachelor’s, Master’s, Educational Specialist, and Doctor’s degrees in agriculture and engineering, professional schools, and the arts and sciences. Its 2021 - 2022 enrollment of 31,526 students includes 24,931 undergraduates and 6,595 graduate and professional students. Organized into fifteen academic colleges and schools, Auburn’s 1,443 full-time faculty members offer more than 150 majors. Auburn also has an MRI Research Center with the new capability to scan with a 7 Tesla for both clinical and research needs and Siemens Verio open-bore 3T scanner for clinical and research use. The University is nationally recognized for its commitment to academic excellence, positive work environment, student engagement, and a beautiful campus.
Auburn residents enjoy a thriving community, recognized as one of the “best small towns in America,” with moderate climate and easy access to major cities or to beach and mountain recreational facilities. Situated along the rapidly developing I-85 corridor between Atlanta, Georgia, and Montgomery, Alabama, the combined Auburn-Opelika-Columbus statistical area has a population of over 500,000, with excellent public-school systems and regional medical centers.
