Therefore, in addition to classroom teaching, the successful candidate will: Advise and mentor undergraduate students regarding academic, professional, and career topics; Mentor undergraduate research through course-embedded projects, independent studies, and other relevant opportunities; Maintain an active program of scholarship appropriate to a teaching-focused liberal arts program, with opportunities to involve undergraduate and graduate students in scholarly activity when suitable; Participate in graduate student dissertation committees; Participate in departmental and College service, including committee work. Interested applicants should contact Dr. Holly Skillman, chair of the search committee, at hs284@evansville.edu or send a cover letter, a CV, statements of teaching and research philosophy, and arrange to have three individuals send letters of reference by email (hs284@evansville.edu) or mail: Dr. Holly Skillman, Department of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences, University of Evansville, 1800 Lincoln Ave, Evansville, IN 47722.