Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of Forensic Biology

The college is the oldest college of the University, founded in August 1871.  The college comprises five divisions: humanities, social sciences, teacher education/technology/human performance and sport sciences, mathematics/natural sciences, and fine arts.  There are fifteen departments, each with a chair reporting directly to the dean, and the college offers 45 majors and six degrees (BA, BFA, BS, B.S.C.L.S., BM, and B.S. Nursing).  Professional programs are offered in the medical sciences, pre-seminary, pre-physical therapy, pre-occupational therapy, pre-physician assistant and pre-law.  The Center for Teacher Education supports 14 teacher licensure programs accredited by NCATE and approved bythe State of Ohio.  Other programs in the college accredited by special disciplines are athletic training, chemistry and music.  The faculty and teaching facilities are housed in seven academic buildings andthere are two off-campus nature centers.  The college cooperates with the other three undergraduate/first professional colleges in a number of programs and provides courses in liberal education, mathematics and the sciences for all first degree majors.  The college has experienced strong enrollment growth over the past five years, and present enrollment exceeds 1350 students.