Responsibilities: The successful candidate will be expected to: Demonstrate excellence in teaching and effectiveness in research; Teach a range of courses in Religious Studies, with special responsibility for courses in Judaism, Christianity, and the Bible, as well as the Religious Studies senior capstone; Teach in the university’s general education program located in the Center for Civic Excellence; Provide impactful mentoring for undergraduate students; Serve as needed on graduate thesis committees in the department’s master’s programs, particularly in History and Ancient Languages and Cultures; Produce high quality, peer-reviewed scholarship; Provide effective service in the program, department, college, and university. College/Department Highlights: The Department of History at USU includes dynamic undergraduate programs in Religious Studies, Classics, Folklore, History, and Philosophy as well as master's programs in History, Folklore, and Ancient Languages and Cultures.