Successful candidates will have demonstrated a strong commitment to excellence in undergraduate teaching and advising, will be ready to pursue an active research program that will include significant participation by undergraduate students, and will be expected to contribute to departmental, campus, and professional service. While all areas of specialty will be considered, preference will be given to faculty who can expand the department's offerings in cognitive psychology, clinical/counseling psychology, neuroscience, health psychology, forensic psychology, and community psychology.