Current Faculty/Administrative Job Postings

The Department of Biology at Andrews University is looking for a highly qualified biologist to fill a tenure-track position, beginning fall 2025. The successful candidate will demonstrate capacity for effective college biology teaching, productive research and research mentoring, and scholarly service; good interpersonal skills; and commitment to the integration of faith and learning. The specific field of expertise is negotiable, but the successful candidate will demonstrate ability to teach broadly in biology. 

To be considered for the position, a candidate must have earned a PhD in the biological sciences prior to commencement of employment. See complete qualifications requirement in the full position description.

The position holds a faculty appointment and has academic, service, and scholarship responsibilities consistent with the mission and philosophy of the Department of Computing and of Andrews University.  The Department of Computing has programs in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Technology, Data Analytics, Applied Computer Science.

Doctorate preferred in Computer Science or closely related field. Will consider Masters in a Computer Science or closely related field.

The candidate must be dedicated to excellence in teaching, research, and service. Participates as a member of the Department of Computing in casting a shared vision.

Our Program offers BSE in Chemical Engineering, Electrical, Computer Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.  Faculty will teach courses in computer engineering, advise students and participate in university committees.

The successful candidate will qualify in terms of their excellence in Computer or Electrical Engineering, or closely related field.  Teaching and research will be characterized by collegiality, ethical behavior, committment to student engagement and siritual nurture.

Teach graduate courses in school psychology, advice school psychology students, serve on dissertation committees, serve on departmental and university committees, maintain an active research agenda as documented through publications and presentations, and provide service to the university and community.

• Earned doctorate in School Psychology.
• State or national (NCSP) certification as a school psychologist
• Minimum 3-years working in the field as a school psychologist
• Evidence of scholarship through research publications and presentations
• Advanced skills in verbal and written English
• Detailed oriented and organized with good analytical skills
• Ability to demonstrate inclusivity, civility, and respect for all
• Working knowledge of MS Office Suite
• Capable of working closely with other faculty in a team-oriented environment

Oversees all aspects of the PhD Counseling Psychology and MA Counselor Education students’ clinical training experiences for the GPC department.  Help in coordinating departmental efforts in establishing training sites for MA student placement and works with APPIC as the Director of Training for the doctoral Counseling Psychology program to facilitate student internship placements.   The coordinator collaborates with the Andrews Community Counseling Center Director as well as other faculty in constructing student application guidelines and procedures for counseling students. The coordinator will have both administrative and teaching duties. 

• Candidates are required to have a doctoral degree in Counseling or Clinical Psychology preferably with a State licensure as a Counselor (LPC)
• EPPP licensure required.
• 5 years or more of clinical experience
• Experience of online/remote/distance teaching
• Experience in practicum and internship supervision
• Evidence of scholarship through research publications and presentations
• Advanced skills in verbal and written English
• Detailed oriented and organized with good analytical skills.

Oversees all aspects of the MA Counselor Education students’ clinical training experiences for the GPC department.  Help in coordinating departmental efforts in establishing training sites for MA student placement.  The coordinator collaborates with the Andrews Community Counseling Center Director as well as other faculty in constructing student application guidelines and procedures for counseling students. The coordinator will have both administrative and teaching duties. 

• Candidates are required to have a doctoral degree in Counselor Education preferably with a state licensure as a counselor (LPC)
• 5 years or more of clinical experience
• Experience of online/remote/distance teaching
• Experience in practicum and internship supervision
• Evidence of scholarship through research publications and presentations
• Advanced skills in verbal and written English
• Detailed oriented and organized with good analytical skills.

The Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences at Andrews University is seeking a highly skilled and innovative individual for a full-time (12-month) tenure track Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) faculty to teach in a NAACLS accredited MLS Program. The applicant should possess skills to effectively teach university courses for MLS students and participate in appropriate scholarly and service activities consistent with the vision, mission, and philosophy of the Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences. The candidate should demonstrate competence in both didactic and clinical education as well as curriculum development.

Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in MLS or related area.
• Doctoral or Ph.D. degree preferred.
• National (U.S.) recognized Medical Laboratory Science certification such as that offered by the American Society for Clinical Pathology.
• Minimum of three years of generalist clinical experience with preferred emphasis on immunology/immunohematology (blood bank/transfusion medicine)
• Commitment to professional development.

The Department of Physics at Andrews University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor position to commence in July 2025.  Candidates with research interests in any area of  physics or astronomy will be considered and the successful candidate is expected to establish an active research program in physics.  Teaching experience in introductory, intermediate, and advanced physics courses is preferred  but evidence of pedagogical talent, creativity, dedication, and commitment is sufficient. 

The successful candidate will be expected to develop and teach undergraduate courses required for general education, professional career preparation, and entry into graduate academic programs. The candidate’s academic and research experience at the core of their physics doctoral degree or postdoc is expected to play a key role in upper division coursework, inspiring and equiping majors for subsequent advanced study or for direct entry into the workforce.

Reporting to the Dean of the College of Health and Human Services (CHHS), the Chair has responsibility for the overall operations in the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD), which includes undergraduate and graduate programs. The Chair maintains the accreditation of the programs, development and maintenance of the evaluation plan, curriculum review, organization of division projects, faculty development, and the self-study report.

• Doctorate degree in CSD or a doctorate degree in a health-related field, leadership, or education with a master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology.
• Associate Professor.
• License/ eligibility to practice Speech Language Pathology in Michigan.
• Three years of experience practicing Speech Language Pathology.
• Five years of college teaching experience.
• Demonstrated scholarly activities.

Reporting to the Dean of the College of Health and Human Services (CHHS), the Chair has responsibility for the overall operations in the School of Population Health, Nutrition and Wellness (PHNW), which includes undergraduate and graduate programs. The Chair guides the accreditation process of the programs, development and maintenance of the evaluation plan, curriculum review, organization of division projects, faculty development, and the self-study report.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

• PhD/ DrPH in Public Health/ Nutrition or a doctorate degree in a health-related field, leadership, or education with a master’s degree in public health or nutrition sciences.  
• Associate Professor.
• Five years of experience in Public Health or Nutrition.
• Five years of college teaching experience.
• Demonstrated scholarly activities.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Experience with accreditation of Public Health/Nutrition.   

The primary responsibilities of this faculty appointment are to teach in the DPT program and serve as the neurology track coordinator. The faculty appointment has administrative, academic, service, and scholarship responsibilities consistent with the mission and philosophy of the School of Rehabilitation Sciences (SRS). 

• Earned Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from a CAPTE accredited program. 
• Earned advanced doctorate (academic or professional). Candidates enrolled in an advanced doctorate with a reasonable projected completion date may be considered.
• Minimum five years of relevant clinical experience in neurology.
• APTA Board-Certified Neurological Clinical Specialist preferred.
• Minimum two years of teaching experience preferred, may include clinical education.  
• Minimum two years of management experience, serving in leadership roles within a given organization preferred.