Core Teaching Fellow

Position Title:

Job Description:

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: 

The teaching load will be 4-3.  The Fellow will teach in the Mount’s First Year Symposium, the introductory course in the Mount’s core curriculum.  This course, which functions as students’ introduction to college level writing and research, draws on the reading of great authors to engage students in the questions, “What does it mean to be human?  What does it take to live significantly? And how are humans responsible to others?”  As part of the duties of teaching this course, instructors also serve as students’ academic advisors during the freshman year. 

The remaining load will be primarily in theology courses in our common, sequential core: Foundations of Theology and Made in God’s Image. Applications should explain how the candidate’s experience and specialties position them to teach transformative theology courses, in deep engagement with the Catholic tradition, to a broad variety of contemporary college undergraduates. Candidates with a specialty or competence in systematic theology are especially encouraged to apply. Competency in teaching philosophy core classes is also welcome.

Job Requirements: Education, Experience and Skills:

Applicants should be ABD or have earned a PH.D.

Please provide a cover letter addressing qualifications.

• A curriculum vitae
• A teaching philosophy statement
• Teaching evaluations (if available)

Salary Range:
The estimated salary below represents budgeted hiring averages and are provided for transparency. Final salary offers are competitive and determined based on discipline-specific market factors, qualifications, experience, and rank. In some cases, salaries may fall outside the listed averages.

$50,000 depending on rank assigned.

Employee Benefits:

Mount St. Mary's University offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to support employees and their families. Benefits include generous sick leave, comprehensive health insurance coverage, and an employer-sponsored retirement plan with a University contribution. Employees also have access to tuition remission opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate coursework. Eligible dependents may benefit from undergraduate tuition remission as well as participation in tuition exchange programs, which provide opportunities to pursue studies at hundreds of participating colleges and universities nationwide. Additional benefits include flexible spending accounts, wellness resource
s, employee assistance programs, and a variety of campus community perks that contribute to a rewarding and supportive work environment. For a complete list of employee benefits, please visit:https://inside.msmary.edu/more/human-resources/index.html