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Employment Opportunities

Faculty employment opportunities:

October 22 2024

The Department of Speech & Hearing Sciences at the University of New Mexico is conducting a search for an Assistant Professor.

This is a 9-month, tenure-track appointment, with a preferred start date of August 1, 2025. Responsibilities include conducting a research program consistent with the candidate’s area of expertise, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, mentoring students, and performing service duties. This is a probationary appointment leading to a tenure decision.SHS is hiring a Assitant Professor! 

For full details please visit UNM Jobs for more information!


October 18 2024

SHS is recruiting a Post Doctorial Fellowship for a research lab position. Click here for the details. 


October 18 2024

SHS is hiring a full time Lab Manager Click here for the details.


September 26 2024

Exciting opportunity coming soon: We are hiring a tenure track position!(October 2024)  

When applying for the tenure track position please provide the following informatino for the research, teaching and diversity statements.

Research statement:   Please provide a detailed description of your line/s of research, including previous publications, research projects, any internal and external funding you have received and plans for future research and funding. Also include your “why” for your line of research, not only the scientific rationale but why you are personally passionate about the topic.  

Teaching statement: We want to know about your teaching experience, pedagogical training, and teaching philosophy. Be specific by providing concrete examples of how your teaching philosophy has been actualized. Review the UNM Speech and Hearing Sciences course catalog and provide a list of our courses that you feel confident you could teach. 

Diversity statement: We want to hear how you will mentor, support, and amplify diverse voices in higher education. Provide concrete examples of your track record, knowledge, and awareness of the importance of diversity across all domains of academia (research, teaching and service).  


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