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Positions Available
Faculty Position: The Catholic University of America
invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professor position in the Department of Civil Engineering
beginning September 1, 2010. The department seeks candidates
in
but not limited to structural
engineering,
transportation engineering,
and/or
civil engineering materials. Candidates with strong experiment background are encouraged to apply.
The successful candidate must have earned doctorate and undergraduate degrees in
civil engineering or a closely related field. Duties include instruction at the
undergraduate and graduate courses, development of a sustainable, externally
funded research program, and service to
the university,
the profession and the community. Applicants should either possess professional
registration or have the ability to obtain professional licensure. For
consideration, applicants should send
in mail or via
email (serrano@cua.edu)
a resume, statement of research and educational goals,
two
representative publications, and
names and contact information for three
references to:
Faculty
Search Committee, Department of Civil
Engineering,
The Catholic University of America, Washington, DC 20064.
Application review will begin on
Feb. 15,
2010, and will continue until the position is filled. Information on the
Department may be found at
www.engineering.cua.edu/civil. The
University was founded in the name of the Catholic Church
as a national university and of research and scholarship. Regardless of
religious affiliation, all faculty members are expected to respect and support
the mission of the university. The Catholic University of America is an equal
opportunity employer.
Post-Doctoral Research Fellows/Ph.D. Students: The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. - The Department of Civil Engineering is inviting applications for three post-doctoral research fellows and/or Ph.D. students in the area of (1) structural health monitoring with emphases on instrumentation and field data collection; (2) image processing; (3) web-based management information systems, to begin on September 1, 2010. These positions will remain open utill filled. Interested applicants may send a detailed resume and three recent publications to Dr. Lu Sun at sunl@cua.edu.
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Graduate Research Assistantships: The Construction Engineering and Management Program at CUA is currently seeking highly qualified and motivated applicants at the beginning doctoral or master’s level. Financial support will individually be determined based on funding availability, departmental and program needs, and match of stated research objectives with student qualifications, skills, potential, and interests.
Two competitive graduate research assistantships including a full or partial stipend are available. Further administrative details will be discussed with the successful applicants. In addition to an outstanding previous academic background, special desired qualifications and skills include:
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Organized, reliable, and motivated work and submittals;
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Experience in practical construction and its management;
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Experience in scholarly or technical writing in English;
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Knowledge in construction scheduling and its analysis;
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Critical-analytical thinking, strong knowledge in calculus;
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Computer programming or ability to acquire as needed.
Interested applicants should immediately submit a signed hardcopy of a one-page detailed description of their scholarly experience and ambition in performing graduate research to the Principal Investigator, Dr. Gunnar Lucko (lucko@cua.edu), and one-page plan of studies and attach hard- or softcopies of any pertinent records of scholarly work, e.g. completed publications, reports, or theses for evaluation. These assistantship positions will remain open until filled.
Admissions requirements are available at <http://engineering.cua.edu/graduate> for the School of Engineering and at <http://admissions.cua.edu> for the university.
The Catholic University of America is an equal opportunity employer. Women, minorities, and individuals with disabilities are especially encouraged to apply.
Last Revised 11-Nov-09 09:07 AM.
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