We are looking for experts in child development whose research, scholarship, and teaching center equity and justice. We seek colleagues who are collaborative and want to engage in impactful research with disinvested communities, innovative program development, and dynamic teaching.

The position requires the following responsibilities: 1. Teaching undergraduate students in traditional, online, and hybrid modes. 2. Conducting research in the candidate’s area of expertise 3. Providing service to the department, college, university, community, or civic organizations.

Workload for the position includes research, teaching, curriculum development, and other department responsibilities, as well as collegial service to the university and external communities.

The successful applicant will primarily teach graduate courses related to autism, human development, and human services including classes in the applicant’s area of expertise. The successful candidate must have the ability to work with diverse populations and to create an inclusive learning environment that is attuned to the educational needs of all students.