Assistant Professor - Speech-Language Pathology

Below you will find the details for the position including any supplementary documentation and questions you should review before applying for the opening.

• A letter of application specifically responsive to the position’s responsibilities, required qualifications, and preferred qualifications, as described above. This should include clear descriptions of the applicant’s a) program of research, b) preparation, demonstrated success, and/or future plans for pursuing external funding; and c) experiences and interests in teaching.
• A complete curriculum vitae
• Unofficial copies of all undergraduate and graduate transcripts
• Names and contact information for three professional references will be collected as part of the application system. The application system will contact the listed references directly and provide them with instructions for submitting their letters through the system. Finalists will be unable to schedule an on-campus interview until all three letters have been received.

Applications received by November 3, 2026 are assured of full consideration.

Questions may be addressed to the search committee chair Dr. Hannah Krimm, hannah.krimm.

Posting Details Posting Number F2821P Working Title Assistant Professor
- Speech-Language Pathology Department COE-Comm Sciences & Special Ed

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