Ouachita Baptist University Looking for Professor of Engineering (Open Rank, Tenure Track) Full Time

The Department of Physics and Engineering in the J. D. Patterson School of Natural Sciences at Ouachita Baptist University invites
applications for a tenure-track position in Engineering to begin August 2024 (or January 2024 could be discussed). The successful candidate
will display evidence of successful classroom teaching, scholarship and/or qualified professional experience; an authentic Christian faith
lived out through personal discipleship and active involvement in a local church; support for the university’s vision, mission, and values; and a commitment to our
Christian liberal arts tradition. Primary responsibilities will include teaching a wide range of general engineering, engineering mechanics,
and mechanical engineering courses as part of a new engineering program seeking ABET accreditation. Additional opportunities exist for on
and off campus engagements, such as research or professional development. Rank and salary are dependent on qualifications. All qualified
candidates will be considered, but preference will be given to those who have a PhD in mechanical engineering or a Professional Engineering
license and experience in the field.

To apply, complete the Faculty Application for Employment and
electronically forward all documentation requested on the last page of the Opportunity Profile to Dr. Kevin
Cornelius, Chair of Physics and Engineering at [email protected].
Priority review of completed applications will begin immediately until the position is filled.

Ouachita is a Christian liberal arts
university founded in 1886. Of its approximately 1,700 students, more than 1,500 undergraduates attend the university’s highly
residential campus; the university also offers graduate and fully online degrees to serve students with a variety of educational programs.
Ouachita’s beautiful 200-acre campus is situated on the Ouachita River, is minutes from DeGray Lake Resort State Park, and is in the
foothills of the Ouachita National Forest. To learn more about the university, visit obu.edu/jobs.