Assistant/Associate Professor of Mathematics | Washington, D.C., District of Columbia, United States | University of the District of Columbia

Position:	Assistant/Associate Professor of Mathematics
Institution:	University of the District of Columbia
Location:	Washington, D.C., District of Columbia, United States
Duties:	Teach undergraduate mathematics courses; Participate in the ongoing development and assessment of the mathematics program, broadening math supports across disciplines; Lend voice to the evolution of the General Education Program as it relates to the Mathematics Program; Support pipeline from area public and public charter schools to the BS in Mathematics; Support pipeline from BS in Mathematics to Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT); Support Accreditation of programs across the University
Requirements:	Ph.D. in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, or related Mathematics sub discipline is required; Teaching experience at the college/university level is required — two years required of assistant professor candidates; five years required of associate professor candidates; Evidence of promotion in rank and tenure approval for associate professor candidates

Text:	Assistant/Associate Professor of Mathematics Teach undergraduate mathematics courses; Participate in the ongoing development and assessment of the mathematics program, broadening math supports across disciplines; Lend voice to the evolution of the General Education Program as it relates to the Mathematics Program; Support pipeline from area public and public charter schools to the BS in Mathematics; Support pipeline from BS in Mathematics to Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT); Support Accreditation of programs across the University Ph.D. in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, or related Mathematics sub discipline is required; Teaching experience at the college/university level is required — two years required of assistant professor candidates; five years required of associate professor candidates; Evidence of promotion in rank and tenure approval for associate professor candidates