Position Description: The Department of Nutritional Sciences is expanding through a new initiative where successful candidates will establish (tenure-track, Assistant Professor) or maintain (tenure eligible, Associate Professor) a strong extramurally-funded research program focused on investigating human nutrition. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, molecular mechanisms of micronutrient and macronutrient function in human health; gut microbiome; precision nutrition; nutritional interventions impacting diabetes, cancer, or health span; community nutrition; food security and safety; and performance nutrition. We are particularly interested in candidates that complement and expand existing expertise within the Department and through engaging campus partners. These partners include the Harold Hamm Diabetes Center, Stephenson Cancer Center, Oklahoma Center for Geoscience and Healthy Brain Aging, and a growing neuroscience initiative. Successful candidates will be expected to participate in teaching, mentoring, and training of graduate and professional students.
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If you have questions about this position, please call Deborah Martin at (405) 271-2288, ext. 43419.
Position Description: The Department of Nutritional Sciences is expanding through a new initiative where successful candidates will maintain a strong extramurally-funded research program focused on investigating human nutrition. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, molecular mechanisms of micronutrient and macronutrient function in human health; gut microbiome; precision nutrition; nutritional interventions impacting diabetes, cancer, or health span; community nutrition; food security and safety; and performance nutrition. We are particularly interested in candidates who compliment and expand existing expertise within the Department, engage campus partners, and demonstrate leadership and mentoring skills. Campus partners include the Harold Hamm Diabetes Center, Stephenson Cancer Center, Oklahoma Center for Geoscience and Healthy Brain Aging, and a growing neuroscience initiative. Successful candidates will be expected to participate in teaching, mentoring, and training of graduate and professional students and mentoring junior faculty.
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If you have questions about this position, please call Deborah Martin at (405) 271-2288, ext. 43419.
The individual filling this position will serve as an academic faculty member in the Speech-Language Pathology program within the Department of CSD, College of Allied Health.
Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Teach didactic courses in the MA-SLP and pre-professional Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders degree programs.
- Supervision of or consultation with MA-SLP students in the clinic
- Conduct research in the area of expertise
- Mentor UG and MA-SLP students in research activities
- Contribute to university, college, department, and program committees
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If you have questions about this position, please call Deborah Martin at (405) 271-2288, ext. 43419.
Position Description: The Assistant Program Director/Director of Curriculum for the OU OTD Program supports the Program Director in ensuring the quality, integration, and continuous improvement of the academic and clinical curriculum. This role focuses on organizing and coordinating Curriculum Committee activities, gathering and analyzing data for ongoing curriculum review, managing curricular tracking within EXXAT, and contributing to accreditation reports and the Annual Curriculum Review. The position dedicates 40% effort to curriculum support and administration (APD Duties), with the remainder of the workload including teaching (40%), research/scholarship (10%), and service (10%). Additional responsibilities may include other duties as assigned by the Program Director or Department Chair.
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If you have questions about this position, please call Deborah Martin at (405) 271-2288, ext. 43419.