[Jobs] Tenure Track Open Rank Professor, Program in Science, Technology, Ethics, and Medicine in Contemporary Society,

[Jeremy Hunsinger]

Tenure Track Open Rank Professor, Program in Science, Technology,  
Ethics, and Medicine in Contemporary Society, Penn State
[added: September 27, 2005]
deadline: November 15, 2005
Applications are welcome from candidates with degrees in Science,  
Technology, and Society or in a pertinent discipline within the  
humanities or social sciences.
This position is part of Penn State's, and the College of the Liberal  
Arts’, commitment to research, teaching, and outreach in the areas of  
science and technology policy, public health and environmental  
policy, and ethical inquiry in these fields. The successful candidate  
will play a central role in the expansion and development of a robust  
intercollege program designed to augment Penn State's strengths in  
basic and applied fields of science and technology.
She or he will also be involved in programs that strengthen the Rock  
Ethics Institute's initiatives in the area of ethics and policy in  
science,
technology, and medicine.
The Program seeks candidates with expertise in the study of the  
relationship between contemporary society and science, medicine, and/ 
or technology. Areas of research may include the ethical and social  
impact of biotechnology, engineering, environmental sciences, human  
sciences, and/or information sciences. The successful candidate must  
be able to work knowledgeably and effectively with researchers in  
basic and applied fields of science, technology, and/or medicine  
relevant to her or his area of specialization.
Ph.D. required along with evidence of research strength and ability  
to offer a range of courses at the undergraduate and graduate level  
in the program in science, technology, medicine, and ethics in  
society. Please send application letter, full curriculum vitae,  
sample publications, and letters of recommendation to:
Chair, STEMS Search Committee
The Pennsylvania State University
Box GE
111 Sparks Building
University Park, PA 16802


jeremy hunsinger
jhuns at vt.edu
www.cddc.vt.edu
jeremy.tmttlt.com
www.tmttlt.com

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