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Eberly College of Science Mathematics Department

Faculty Positions

Faculty Positions, Department of Mathematics

Subject to availability of funding, the Penn State Mathematics Department will seek to fill openings for S. Chowla Research Assistant Professors and for tenure and tenure track faculty positions.

S. Chowla Research Assistant Professor

Successful candidates will be new or recent Ph.D.s with exceptional research potential and a commitment to excellence in teaching. These non-tenure-track appointments are for three years. Starting salary is $50,000 for the nine month academic year. The Chowla program is designed to maximize the professional development of its participants and provides a research stipend. The Department may in addition make other postdoctoral appointments for two or three year terms. Applicants for the Chowla position will automatically be considered for these positions. Initial offers will be made in January 2010.

Tenure and Tenure Track Faculty Positions

The Department is seeking to fill two or more positions; dependent on the qualifications and experience of the appointee, these may be at the assistant, associate or full professor level. Areas of emphasis for hiring are Dynamical Systems and its applications; Geometry, including algebraic geometry; Logic and Foundations. However, outstanding candidates from all areas of mathematics will be considered. A Ph.D. degree or its equivalent is required.

Online application via www.mathjobs.org is strongly preferred. Review of applications will begin November 23, 2009 and will continue until positions are filled. Required application materials include:

Persons who are unable to apply using the mathjobs.org website or who do not wish to do so may send application materials to:

Search Committee
Department of Mathematics
Penn State University
107 McAllister Building
University Park, PA 16802

Applications from women and members of underrepresented groups are welcomed. Penn State is committed to affirmative action, equal opportunity, and the diversity of its workforce.