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Job Title:
Clinical Assistant Professor in Kinesiology-Sport Coaching & Sport Industry
Department:
EHE | Human Sciences Administration
Position Overview
The Department of Human Sciences in the College of Education and Human Ecology at The Ohio State University invites applications for a full-time (12-month) Clinical Assistant Professor in the Master’s of Sport Coaching and Sport Industry programs. The Master’s of Sport Coaching is an innovative degree program focused on the science of coaching, while the Sport Industry program has a vibrant curriculum, making it a preeminent place for the professional development of students. Additionally, an undergraduate minor in the Sport Industry was recently added.
This teaching-focused position will contribute to both the Master’s of Sport Coaching program (approximately 60%) and the Sport Industry program (approximately 40%). The successful candidate will be expected to maintain a substantial teaching portfolio, typically teaching approximately 30 credit hours annually. In addition to teaching, responsibilities include leadership of the Master’s of Sport Coaching program, graduate student advising and mentoring, participation in program recruitment and admissions activities, curriculum development, assessment, and service to the department. Preference will be granted to candidates who demonstrate excellence in teaching and service and who offer evidence of meaningful impact on student learning, program development, and professional preparation.
Performance Objectives
· Effectively teach graduate courses in the Master’s of Sport Coaching program and undergraduate courses in the Sport Industry program.
· Engage in curriculum development to advance undergraduate and graduate education.
Advise graduate students to advance career readiness.
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Provide leadership for the Master’s of Sport Coaching program through strategic recruitment, admissions, assessment, and continuous program improvement.
Engage in academic service to advance the missions of the Sport Coaching and Sport Industry programs, the Department and College.
Education and Experience Requirements
Candidates must have a PhD in Sport Coaching, Sport Management, Kinesiology, or closely related field by the start date of the appointment. Candidates must demonstrate evidence of effective teaching in higher education and the ability to teach undergraduate and graduate courses relevant to Sport Coaching and Sport Industry. Preference will be given to…