Job Opportunities
1.  University of Montana (Missoula, MT)
Div. of Biological Sciences - tenure-track assistant professor - Center for
Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics (CBSD).  Talented investigator is sought in
the field of biophysics, structural biology or mechanistic biochemistry, with
research interests in hydrogen metabolism with application to biocatalytic and
biomimetic systems.  For more information, see receptionist in 1118 NW for jobs
binder.

To apply, send CV, description of research accomplishments, future research
plans/teaching interests, together with 3 potential references to:
CBSD Faculty Search Committee
c/o Roslyn Pinson
CBSD
Davidson Honors College 002
University of Montana
32 Campus Drive, #1049
Missoula, MT 59812-1049

Applications may be sent to cbsd@umontana.edu (pdf documents only)

Review of applications begins 1/1/08.

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2.  Concord University (Athens, WV)
 a. Analytical Chemist - tenure-track faculty commencing August 2008. The
position involves teaching general chemistry and upper-level courses supporting
a small chemistry degree program as well as biology and geology students.  For
more information, see receptionist in 1118 NW for jobs binder.

To apply, submit cover letter, CV, transcripts, teaching philosophy/research
interests, and 3 current letters of recommendation to:
Human Resources Dept.
Attn: Analytical Chemistry Position
Concord University
PO Box 1000
Athens, WV 24712-1000

Contact Dr. Darrell Crick, Chemistry Search Chair at dcrick@concord.edu.

 b. Physical Scientist - tenure-track faculty position commencing August 2008. 
Position involves teaching intro physical science course in chemistry/physics
and intro or upper-level courses in chemistry (physical or inorganic) and/or
physics.  For more information, see receptionist in 1118 NW for jobs binder.

To apply, submit cover letter, CV, transcripts, teaching philosophy/research
interests, and 3 current letters of reference to:
Human Resources Dept.
Attn: Physical Science Position
Concord University
Athens, WV 24712-1000

For further information, contact Dr. Joseph Allen, Chair at allenj@concord.edu.

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3.  Illinois Institute of Technology (Chicago, IL)
Synthetic Organic Chemist - Tenure-track assistant professor with expertise in
nature products.  Candidate is expected to establish a vigorous, externally
supported research program as well as a strong commitment to teaching at the
undergraduate and graduate levels.

Submit application consisting of CV and description of teaching and research
plans to: chemistry_search@beps.itt.edu.  Also arrange for at least 3 letters of
recommendation to be sent directly to:
Prof. Braja Mandal (mandal@itt.edu)
Dept of Biological, Chemical & Physical Sciences
Illinois Institute of Technology
Chicago, IL 60616

Review of applications began on 11/1/07 and will continue until position is filled.

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4.  Franklin College (Franklin, IN)
Analytical/Bioanalytical Chemist - tenure-track new position to begin August
2008; will contribute to general chemistry and advanced undergraduate courses
including team teaching in Instrumental Analysis.  Ph.D. preferred or M.S. with
at least 3 years of teaching experience and plans for completing Ph.D. within
3-4 years.  The first priority is teaching with secondary emphasis on service
and scholarship (especially student research), as well as faculty development.

For information about this position, go to
http://www.franklincollege.edu/visitors/resources/Employment.cfm

Interested candidates can send a letter of interest, a statement of teaching and
student research philosophy, CV, graduate transcripts, and have 3 letters of
recommendation sent to:
Chemistry Search
Employee Resources
Franklin College
101 Branigin Blvd.
Franklin, IN  46131

Review of applications begins 12/17/07.

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