Philosophy | Teaching Professor | Open Rank (Assistant, Associate, or Full Teaching Professor)

Teaching professor, open rank (assistant, associate, or full teaching professor) . University of Notre Dame: College of Arts & Letters: Philosophy . Notre Dame, IN . UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME, Notre Dame, IN.

Appointment to begin Fall Semester 2027. Rank: Teaching Professor of Philosophy, open rank (assistant, associate, or full teaching professor, with initial rank based on experience and qualifications). This is a non-tenure track, renewable, full-time, and benefits-eligible faculty position, with renewal contract term length based on rank. Competitive salary and generous resources for professional development.

The teaching load will be 3:3, of which 4 will be large Introduction to Philosophy courses, with TA support. The ideal candidate will demonstrate excellence at teaching larger (75+) classes at the first philosophy course level and exhibit a clear commitment to teaching and academic service. . Candidates must have a Ph.D. degree in Philosophy. . Candidates should submit the following materials: (1) a full teaching dossier, including: (a) complete quantitative student evaluations for multiple courses; (b) sample syllabi, including at least one for an Introduction to Philosophy lecture course; (c) a sample single-class lesson plan from the Intro course; (2) a brief (<250 words) statement on your pedagogical approach to AI in teaching, especially in large learning environments, including enforcement practices; (3) a teaching statement (<1000 words) that includes discussion of the following: (a) your ability and preparation to teach ​​large classes that are intellectually challenging to a selective student body; (b) your approach to fostering engagement and participatory learning among students taking the course to satisfy a university core requirement ; (c) your approach to managing a team of teaching assistants to ensure consistency of grading and feedback; (d) your proposed learning goals for an introductory philosophy course at a university with Notre Dame's distinctive mission. (4) two teaching-focused letters of recommendation (5) a CV