Assistant or Associate Professor of Anthropology

Summary

Sul Ross State University seeks a tenure-track field-based archaeologist whose research employs traditional and emerging techniques. The successful candidate will have a regional specialization in the Big Bend region or the greater US Southwest. They will contribute to the mission of the Center for Big Bend Studies (CBBS) by developing a sustained, place-based research program grounded in field-based archaeology and collaborative regional scholarship. The faculty member will support the BA and MA programs in Anthropology through high-quality teaching, mentorship, field-based training, and supervising graduate students. This is a nine-month,

tenure-track appointment with a 2-2 teaching load (two courses per semester).

Responsibilities

• Maintain an active research program in field-based archaeology with a sustained record of publication in peer-reviewed sources.
• Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in anthropology, mentor and supervise students, and contribute to curricular and program development.
• Lead and supervise summer field schools.
• Participate in Center and departmental service.

Supervision
Received: Reports to the Director of the Center for Big Bend Studies and the Chair of the Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences.

Given: When serving as Chair on any graduate student committees.

Security Sensitive:
This position is classified as Security-Sensitive and is thereby subject to the provisions of Texas Education Code §51.215 and Texas Government Code §411.094, which authorize employers to obtain and review criminal history record information for applicants.

Responsible for personal safety and the safety of others; must exercise due caution and practice sate work habits at all times.