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Employment Opportunities
Equal Employment Opportunity
Act
It is the policy of Lindsey Wilson College to
assure equal employment opportunity for all employees and
candidates for employment. The employment practices of Lindsey
Wilson College are to recruit, hire and promote individuals on the
basis of qualifications, ability, past performance and other
job-related measures. Such matters as race, color, sex, age,
natural origin and religious beliefs, and any other characteristic
protected by law, are not factors in consideration of
qualifications.
This policy applies as well to the areas of compensation,
benefits, education, College-sponsored training, layoffs,
opportunities for advancement, and all other privileges and
conditions of employment. All recruitment efforts, including
employment advertising, are set forth in a manner making it clear
that all individuals are welcome to apply without regard to race,
color, sex, age, national origin, religion, disability, or veteran
status.
As an equal opportunity employer, Lindsey Wilson College intends
to comply with applicable laws and executive orders. All employees
are expected to conduct themselves in accordance with this policy.
Any employee with questions or concerns about any type of
discrimination in the workplace should bring the matter to the
attention of their immediate supervisor, any Vice President , or
the President. Acts of discrimation by mangers, supervisors, and
other employees, including sexual and racial harassment, are not
tolerated and will result in disciplinary action. Any employee who
makes a report of discrimation or is retaliated against by reason
of having made the report should bring the matter to the attention
of their immediate supervisor, any Vice President or the President.
To apply online, please complete the Employment
Application.
| Assistant/Associate Professor of Criminal Justice |
posted - 01/30/2012 | |
Lindsey Wilson College, a Methodist-affiliated liberal arts
college located in south-central Kentucky, is seeking applicants
for a full-time faculty position in Criminal Justice beginning
in August 2012. Ph.D. in criminology, criminal justice
or closely related field is required.
Teaching load is four courses each semester and may include
courses in the areas of policing, corrections and the
juvenile offender. Experience in developing web based classes
and in the use of instructional technology and innovative, engaging
teaching strategies is important. Responsibilities include teaching
both traditional and adult learners. Advising students and
participating in committee, campus and community work of the
College is also expected.
Please submit by mail or e-mail a letter of interest, CV,
graduate transcripts and the names of three references to Dr.
Bettie C. Starr, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Lindsey
Wilson College, 210 Lindsey Wilson St., Columbia, KY 42728. E-mail:
starrb@lindsey.edu. Electronic
submission is preferred. Website: .
Lindsey Wilson College is an EOE.
| | Division of Nursing Full-time Faculty |
posted - 12/21/2011 | |
The Division of Nursing at Lindsey Wilson College invites
applications for Full-time Nursing Faculty positions in its growing
and successful baccalaureate nursing program.
Nursing faculty at Lindsey Wilson embrace the institutional
goals of striving for the highest degree of education through a
nursing program based on evidence and sound professional
practice. We seek to create the best possible environment for
the individual growth of students through the intentional and
cooperative efforts of the entire College community. Our
students are prepared for life and a nursing career in a rapidly
changing world. Value-centered learning experiences, provided
by our excellent nursing faculty, assist nursing students in
developing intellect, character and self esteem.
The Lindsey Wilson College nursing program, launched in the Fall
2010, is housed in the new Dr. Robert & Carol Goodin School of
Professional Counseling and Nursing Center. Innovatively
designed and developed simulation learning centers, unprecedented
in the area, augment student acquisitions of skills and nursing
content.
Immediate Full-Time Faculty opportunities
include:
- Adult Health
- Family Nursing
- Population and Community Based care
Qualifications
- Registered Nurse with current active KY licensure
- Doctoral Degree (preferred) Masters of Science in Nursing (MSN)
considered if significant experience with teaching and/or a
clinical specialty area
- Appropriate nursing licensure (KY) and credentials
- Excellent interpersonal communication skills (oral and
written)
- Professional achievement and demonstrated competency in an
established area of clinical nursing practice
- Didactic and clinical teaching experience (preferred)
Applicants should forward the following to the Division of
Nursing at Lindsey Wilson College:
- Complete resume (electronic and hard copy) with designated
educational, clinical and teaching experience
- Three references with complete contact information (include
name, phone, & email)
Questions and applications should be forwarded to:
Marian Smith MSN RN, Interim Chair/Assistant Professor, Division
of Nursing, Lindsey Wilson College, Office 126, Goodin Center, 210
Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY 42728,
Office: 270-384-7442,
FAX: 270-384-7573, smithm@lindsey.edu
Lindsey Wilson College is an EOE.
| | Adjunct Clinical Faculty,Division of Nursing |
posted - 11/14/2011 | |
The Division of Nursing at Lindsey Wilson College invites
applications for adjunct clinical faculty/teaching positions in its
growing and successful baccalaureate nursing program.
We seek faculty who share the vision of Lindsey Wilson College
to serve the educational needs of students by providing a
living-learning environment within an atmosphere of active caring
and Christian concern.
Nursing faculty at Lindsey Wilson embrace the institutional
goals of striving for the highest degree of education through a
nursing program based on evidence and sound professional
practice. We seek to create the best possible environment for
the individual growth of students through the intentional and
cooperative efforts of the entire College community. Our
students are prepared for life and a nursing career in a rapidly
changing world. Value-centered learning experiences, provided
by our excellent nursing faculty, assist nursing students in
developing intellect, character and self esteem.
The Lindsey Wilson College nursing program, launched in the Fall
2010, is housed in the new Dr. Robert & Carol Goodin School of
Professional Counseling and Nursing Center. Innovatively
designed and developed simulation learning centers, unprecedented
in the area, augment student acquisitions of skills and nursing
content.
Current clinical faculty opportunities
include:
- Adult Health
- Child and Family Health
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Mental Health
- Population and Community Based care
Qualifications
- Registered Nursing with current active KY licensure
- Masters of Science in Nursing (MSN) (preferred); Bachelor of
Science (BSN) candidates considered if significant experience with
teaching and/or a clinical specialty area
- Appropriate nursing licensure (KY) and credentials
- Excellent interpersonal communication skills (oral and
written)
- Professional achievement and demonstrated competency in an
established are of clinical nursing practice
- Clinical teaching experience preferred
Applicants should forward the following to the Division of
Nursing at Lindsey Wilson College:
- Complete resume (electronic and hard copy) with designated
educational, clinical and teaching experience
- Three references with complete contact information (include
name, phone, & email)
Questions and applications should be forwarded to:
Marian Smith MSN
RN, Interim Chair/Assistant Professor, Division of Nursing, Lindsey
Wilson College, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY 42728,
Office: 270-384-7442, FAX: 270-384-7573, smithm@lindsey.edu.
LWC is an
EOE.
| | ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR IN ART |
posted - 12/01/2010 | |
Lindsey Wilson College is accepting applicants for adjunct
faculty to teach courses in Art History II and
Modern Art for Fall 2012. An MA with 18 graduate hours in Art
is essential and experience teaching art history is preferred. The
College is affiliated with United Methodist Church in an open
ecumenical atmosphere.
Email or send letter of application, vitae, unofficial graduate
transcripts, and names of three professional references to the
Human Resources Office, Lindsey Wilson College, 210 Lindsey Wilson
Street, Columbia, KY 42728, callisonj@lindsey.edu.
LWC is an EOE.
| | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF COUNSELING AND HUMAN SERVICES |
posted - 09/27/2010 | |
Lindsey Wilson College is seeking applicants for an Assistant
Professor of Counseling and Human Services to teach in graduate and
undergraduate programs. Qualifications include a terminal degree in
Counseling Education and Supervision or related mental health
field. Applicants must also be eligible for licensure.
Interested individuals should send a cover letter and
current vita to: Jill Callison, Human Resources, Lindsey
Wilson College, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street,
Columbia, KY 42728, callisonj@lindsey.edu.
LWC and The School of Professional Counseling welcome applicants
representing diverse backgrounds, experience and professional
interests.
LWC is an EOE.
| | ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR OF PSYCHOLOGY |
posted - 07/23/2010 | |
Lindsey Wilson College is accepting applications for adjunct
faculty to teach Principles of Psychology for Fall 2012. An MA with
18 graduate hours in Psychology is essential and experience in
teaching is preferred. The College is affiliated with United
Methodist Church in an open ecumenical atmosphere.
Email or send letter of application, vitae and names of three
professional references to the Office of Academic Affairs, Lindsey
Wilson College, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY 42728, starrb@lindsey.edu.
EOE
| | ADJUNCT INSTRUCTORS IN ENGLISH |
posted - 05/04/2009 | |
Lindsey Wilson College is accepting applications for adjunct
faculty to teach English Composition courses for Fall 2012. An MA
with 18 graduate hours in English is essential and experience
preferred. The College is affiliated with United Methodist Church
in an open ecumenical atmosphere.
Send letter of application, vitae and names of three professional
references to the Office of Academic Affairs, Lindsey Wilson
College, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY 42728.
LWC is an EOE.
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