Assistant Professor Tenure-Track in Construction Management (Civil Engineering Technology)

The Department of Engineering Technology at Norfolk State University seeks candidates for a tenure-track faculty position consistent with prior rank or experience of Assistant Professor in Construction Management (Civil) Engineering Technology, beginning Fall 2025.

The successful candidate will:

1. Teach undergraduate courses in construction management engineering technology: including surveying, engineering mechanics (statics, strength of materials), structures analysis, soil mechanics, materials of construction, methods of construction, building codes and specification, problem analysis and planning, organization and supervision of construction, construction supervision, and construction and project management, cost estimates, structural planning and design.
2. Conduct laboratory activities as appropriate and maintain equipment and facilities associated with the courses taught.
3. Develop partnerships with construction industry to assure internships and field trips for students.
4. Contribute to construction management program, courses, and curriculum development.
5. Advise/mentor students and participate in recruitment activities.
6. Participate in ongoing assessment and accreditation activities.
7. Perform scholarly activities and submit grant proposals for external funding to acquire financial support.
8. Perform other duties as assigned by department chair.
9. Maintain and advance the industrial advisory board associated with the construction management program.

Minimum qualifications:

The desired candidate must:

Terminal degree (i.e. Ed.D., Ph.D., etc.) for a tenure track position in construction management or civil engineering, or a closely related field (Degree must be from a regionally accredited or internationally accredited/government certified university).

Preferred qualifications:

1. Experience in teaching on the higher education level and ABET accreditation experience.
2. Experience with Blackboard or equivalent.
3. Demonstrated experience in grant writing.
4. Have at least three years of relevant Construction industry experience.
5. Ability to maintain and advance relationships with professionals in the construction industry for program improvement.
6. Evidence of effective communication skills (including oral, written, and interpersonal)
7. Demonstrated student-oriented mindset, including the ability to advise and mentor students and promote the department.
8. Demonstrated commitment to collegiality when interacting with others within the professional community.

Special instructions:

Norfolk State University is particularly interested in candidates who have experience working with students from diverse backgrounds and a demonstrated commitment to improving access to higher education for all students regardless of background. Candidates must include a statement that reflects their philosophy and experience working with initiatives or with students and communities from underrepresented populations.

Equal Opportunity Employer