QUALIFICATIONS:

• Earned doctorate or ABD in an area of engineering that enhances or complements the expertise provided by the

current faculty. (Current faculty hold doctorates in mechanical and aerospace engineering.)

• A record of successful undergraduate teaching.
• A commitment to providing high-quality engineering instruction in a liberal arts environment
• A record of successful scholarship and promise of continued success in an undergraduate setting.
  

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Teach the equivalent of seven course per year in Fall, Winter, and May Terms. Courses will be assigned on the

basis of the particular skills and experience of the faculty member and will be drawn from Engineering Design,
Engineering Mechanics, Thermal Sciences, Material Science, Engineering Economy, Electrical and Electronic
Systems, and Engineering Management.

• Provide academic and career advice to Engineering majors and minors.
• Perform departmental and college service. This includes program assessment and improvement processes, new

student recruiting, service on faculty committees, and development and maintenance of departmental
laboratory facilities.

• Develop and maintain an active program of scholarship and professional development
• As needed, participate in developing and delivering courses in general education.
  

SALARY: Competitive

CONTRACT: Nine-month, tenure-track contract.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:
Send curriculum vita, unofficial graduate transcripts, contact information for three professional references, and a letter
of application describing your teaching, scholarship, and service experience/interests and how these will support the
distinctive mission and institutional learning outcomes of Wartburg College. In the application letter, please also address
any experiences you have working with diverse groups of students. This information should be submitted electronically
to: HR@wartburg.edu. For specific inquiries contact Dr. Dan Black, chair of the search committee
(Daniel.black@wartburg.edu). For further information about the college and the city of Waverly, see
http://www.wartburg.edu. For information about the Biochemistry/Chemistry/Engineering Department, see
https://www.wartburg.edu/engineering. Wartburg College requires a criminal background check for position finalists.