The Biology and Biomedicine programs emphasize open-ended, question-driven laboratory experiments, discussion of ethical and religious implications of biology and medicine, and research. Teaching load will be determined based on candidate expertise and departmental needs. RESPONSIBILITIES: Preference will be given to candidates who demonstrate expertise for teaching one or more of the following courses: Cadaver-based Anatomy, Physiology, Bioinformatics, Neurobiology, and Molecular/Cellular Biology. Candidates with expertise in Human Anatomy, Physiology, Molecular Biology and/or Neurobiology are preferred. Ideally, this experience would include teaching at the college/university level and use of participatory, engaged pedagogical practices. Teaching experience and/or post-doctoral work experience preferred.

with an interest in interdisciplinary collaboration evidence of scholarship and a research program that can involve students. POSITION: Fulltime, tenure-track, open rank, Assistant Professor preferred in the Biology and Biomedicine programs with a focus on a systems-level understanding of human biology. More details about EMU’s cohort hiring initiative are available at this link. In addition to teaching excellence, successful candidates will demonstrate a commitment to scholarship and to service, both on and off campus. Candidates must have a strong commitment to high quality teaching and be enthusiastic about mentoring and advising students, particularly those from underrepresented/underserved populations.

We welcome candidates from all backgrounds to apply. As a vibrant university renowned for its peace and justice emphases, EMU is dedicated to enhancing racial justice and social change, and we provide opportunities for faculty collaboration across disciplines and communities. Eastern Mennonite University, in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, seeks to hire a multidisciplinary cohort of faculty to advance the university’s strategic goals for inclusive excellence, striving to be more diverse, equitable, and inclusive.

Anatomy and physiology degree programs