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The STEM Accelerator in the College of Science (COS) at George Mason University aims to be a national leader of innovative and effective STEM Education initiatives in higher education. Conceived in 2011 and with a unique interdisciplinary team of faculty and staff, the Accelerator works to increase the number of STEM majors, improve retention rates of STEM students, and help STEM graduates join the workforce or continue their education.

The largest current program that the Accelerator oversees is the LA program in the College of Science. 

Applications submitted beyond the preferred date in December will be reviewed.

The Department of Biology at Widener University seek candidates with strong teaching experience in animal or human physiology and welcomes applicants with a broad array of backgrounds in physiological ecology research Candidates who have expertise in physiological ecology, or related fields are encouraged to apply. The successful candidate will have a strong commitment to excellence in undergraduate teaching.  They will join a supportive environment in the Department of Biology, with a history of close collaboration between non-tenure track teaching faculty and tenure-track faculty in teaching and scholarly pursuits. Facilities available include greenhouse space, Widener’s arboretum, a staffed prep room, and multi-use laboratory space. While faculty-student research is not required for this temporary position, the department is very supportive of early career faculty members seeking collaborative projects, to be well-positioned for a future tenure-track faculty position.

The Department of Biology at Widener University seeks applicants who have a strong commitment to excellence in undergraduate teaching.  Candidates who have expertise in microbiology are encouraged to apply.  They will join a supportive environment in the Department of Biology, with a history of close collaboration between non-tenure track teaching faculty and tenure-track faculty in teaching and scholarly pursuits. Teaching opportunities will mostly be geared towards non-biology students in health career pathways and will include introductory and upper division courses in your area of expertise. Review of application materials will begin November 10th, 2025.

The Department of Physics and Astronomy at George Mason University has an opening for an assistant professor.  This will include opportunities to teach with LAs!