Faculty Employment Opportunities

Loyola offers an excellent benefits package including generous tuition benefits for full-time faculty members and their dependents. Please complete our EEO Inquiry Form when applying for the following positions and e-mail to eeo@loyno.edu.

 

University Archivist & Special Collections Registrar - Assistant Professor - Monroe Library

• Master of Library Information Science degree from an American  Library Association accredited  school, including coursework in archives, records management, preservation, and/or experience in working with and stewarding digital materials. 
• Knowledge of archival organization and descriptive standards (such as DACS, Dublin Core, EAD, LCSH, AAT).
• Excellent interpersonal communication and writing skills, with clear evidence of ability to interact effectively and cooperatively with colleagues and patrons; ability to work productively in a team environment.
• Computer skills in an online, multi-tasking environment; comfortable using productivity platforms like Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
• High degree of accuracy and focus concerning complex, detailed work.
• Collaborative and creative problem-solving ability.
• Ability to manage multiple projects in a time-sensitive environment.
• Familiarity with and interest in information literacy and instruction and/or primary source literacy instruction.
• Demonstrated experience working in and fostering a diverse faculty, staff, and student environment or commitment to do so.

Additional consideration will be given to candidates with experience in the following:

• Working in a library or archive, preferably in an academic setting.
• Conservation and preservation work, including making custom enclosures.
• Collection management and digital content management systems (such as ArchivesSpace, Islandora, Omeka, etc.).
• Working with institutional archives or records management.
• Updating/maintaining basic web pages, social media, and basic image editing.
• Certification by the Academy of Certified Archivists or willingness to become certified.

About Us: Loyola University’s J. Edgar & Louise S. Monroe library is located on a beautiful urban campus in uptown New Orleans, facing Audubon Park and the historic streetcar line. Loyola University is a Catholic institution that emphasizes the Jesuit tradition of contributing to the education of the whole person.

Professor of Practice (on 3 year renewable contract) - Extraordinary -Languages and Cultures

The Department of Languages and Cultures at Loyola University New Orleans welcomes applications from
energetic and committed professors of Latinx and/or Latin American Studies for a full-time appointment as Professor of
Practice, with a three-year renewable contract to begin in August 2023. The successful candidate will design,
propose, and teach Latinx and LAS content courses in English and Spanish as well as teach existing Spanish
language classes at all levels. The position requires teaching 4 classes per semester (fall and spring, a total of 8 classes per academic year).  We are open to all sub-fields, but preference will be given to candidates with expertise in one or more of the following knowledge formations: Afro-Latinx Studies; Global Border Studies; New Media Studies;
Trans, Sexuality, and Gender Latinx Studies.  Experience with heritage Spanish a plus.

Qualified applicants will hold a Ph.D. in Latinx, Spanish, and/or Latin American Studies or a related field,
demonstrate excellence in undergraduate teaching, and provide evidence of active scholarship and publication.
The department is especially interested in applicants who can offer classes on Latin America and/or Latinx
Studies from multiple disciplinary perspectives, including humanities, arts, and social sciences. Near native fluency
in Spanish and English is required. The successful candidate will begin on a three-year, renewable contract with
the possibility of moving to permanent status. The salary range is competitive.

Please email a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and three letters of recommendation to Interfolio (http://apply.interfolio.com/116522) by January 10, 2023. Direct any other questions to Chair of the search committee: Dr. Nathan Henne, Department of Languages and Cultures, Loyola University, New Orleans, LA 70118, nchenne@loyno.edu. 

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
• Create new courses, adapt existing courses, and teach various interdisciplinary courses about Latin
America and U.S. Latinx cultures in both English and Spanish
• Prepare and teach Spanish language classes at all levels
• Incorporate prior research and publication into classes designed and taught
• Mentor students
• Participate in department meetings and functions
QUALIFICATIONS
• Ph.D. in LAS, Spanish, Latinx Studies, or related field
• Fluency in Spanish and English
• Teaching experience at the university level
Preferences
• Mentoring and advising experience at the university level
• Active research agenda

THE UNIVERSITY
Loyola University New Orleans is a Jesuit Catholic University that educates diverse leaders dedicated to justice,
compassion, service, and academic excellence. Consistent with our mission, we welcome candidates who
demonstrate strong commitments to fostering inclusion and equity in a culturally diverse environment. Loyola is
committed to hiring differently abled people and those of all races, religions, ethnicities, and gender identities.
Loyola University New Orleans is located in beautiful uptown New Orleans on Historic St. Charles Avenue
across from Audubon Park. Loyola is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. We offer an excellent benefits package including generous tuition remission for full-time faculty members and their
dependents. For more about our university and department, visit http://cas.loyno.edu/languages-cultures.

The Reverend Stephen J. Duffy Chair in Catholic Studies - Associate or Full Professor (Tenured)

The Department of Religious Studies at Loyola University New Orleans invites applications for an open rank (Associate or full Professor) full-time appointment in Catholic Studies that will fill The Reverend Stephen J. Duffy Chair in Catholic Studies.

The desired research focus of the candidate is open and may cover any subfield with any geographical, historical, methodological, or topical focus in Catholic Studies, as long as it reflects the academic study of Catholicism in global context. This will be interpreted broadly to include, for example, scholarship on globalized issues pertaining to social justice in the US, such as race, gender, or identity, as well as numerous other issues elsewhere. In addition to research, the candidate should be an excellent teacher who is prepared to teach undergraduate courses in Catholic Studies and contribute to the Department’s existing undergraduate curriculum in Religious Studies. The successful candidate will have opportunities to develop new undergraduate courses that support Loyola’s Jesuit Catholic mission.

The normal teaching load at Loyola University New Orleans is 3-3 each academic year. The Reverend Stephen J. Duffy Chair in Catholic Studies provides sufficient funds to purchase course releases resulting in a 2-1 or 1-2 load per academic year. Additionally, the appointment to The Reverend Stephen J. Duffy Chair in Catholic Studies provides funding for the Chair holder to pursue a vigorous program of scholarship.

The Department of Religious Studies strongly encourages candidates from underrepresented minorities who are intellectually engaged in any aspect of global Catholic Studies to apply. The Department of Religious Studies is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion and endorses Loyola’s Strategic Plan for Inclusive Excellence, which aims to help diversify the scholarly voices in higher education.

Loyola University New Orleans is primarily an undergraduate liberal arts institution that welcomes students of diverse backgrounds and prepares them to lead meaningful lives with and for others. The Department of Religious Studies currently offers two major tracks (Christian Theology and World Religions) and supports a number of interdisciplinary minors across campus, including but not limited to Catholic Studies. Loyola's Jesuit Catholic affiliation is inspired by Ignatius of Loyola's vision of finding God in all things.

Please send application materials including a cover letter (that addresses teaching and research philosophies), CV, representative writing sample, and list of contact details for references to resumes@loyno.edu by February 1, 2023 for an appointment beginning August 2023. Applications will continue to be accepted until the position has been filled.

Assistant Professor - Counseling - Tenure Track

Loyola University New Orleans Department of Counseling is inviting applications for a tenure-track assistant professor position beginning in the fall of 2023. Responsibilities include teaching courses in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program (a 3-3 load), conducting
research/writing for publication, advising students, and engaging in service activities for the university and profession. Summer teaching is also possible.

Loyola University New Orleans, a Jesuit and Catholic institution of higher education, welcomes students of diverse backgrounds and prepares them to lead meaningful lives with and for others; to pursue truth, wisdom, and virtue; and to work for a more just world. Inspired by Ignatius of Loyola's vision of finding God in all things, the university is grounded in the liberal arts and sciences, while also offering opportunities for professional studies in undergraduate and graduate programs. Through teaching, research, creative activities, and service, the faculty, in cooperation with the staff, strives to educate the whole student and to benefit the larger community.

Minimum Qualifications
A doctorate in Counselor Education and Supervision from a CACREP-accredited program is
required. The candidate must also possess an evolving research agenda evident through journal
publications, conference presentations, and/or other forms of scholarly writing. The candidate
should also be license eligible as an LPC in Louisiana.
 

Preferred Qualifications
The preferred candidate has experience teaching Addictions, Research Methods, Assessment,
Diagnosis, or Multicultural Counseling. The candidate also has evidence of effective teaching
and mentoring with counseling students and experience working with a diverse faculty and
student body.

Application Deadline and Procedures
Applicants should send the following documents as email attachments to Dr. Christine Ebrahim,
Search Committee Chair, at cebrahim@loyno.edu
● Letter of Interest that addresses the required and preferred qualifications
● Curriculum Vita
● Statement of Teaching Philosophy and Theoretical Orientation
● Research Agenda
In addition, applicants should send their official graduate transcripts, three letters of reference,
and a video demonstration of their teaching by mail to Dr. Christine Ebrahim, Search Committee
Chair, at Loyola University New Orleans, 6363 St. Charles Ave Campus Box 66, New Orleans, LA. 70118. Minorities and women are strongly encouraged to apply. Offered salary is competitive.

Tenure-Track Graphic Design Faculty

Successful candidates will have a background in graphic design and research-based design methodologies. They should be able to teach a combination of print design, typography, and graphic design in upper and lower-level classes. Preference will be given to candidates who can also teach introductory levels of motion or interactive. Candidates should be proficient in relevant software such as Adobe Creative Cloud®. Additional responsibilities will include recruiting, maintaining labs/materials, advising, program development, and providing instruction that fosters students’ success in their chosen area of study.

Candidates must hold, at a minimum, a terminal Master’s degree (MGD/MDes/MFA) in Graphic Design, Interaction Design, Visual Communication, Experience Design, or another design-related area. Preference will also be given to candidates with professional experience teaching design courses, and/or candidates who work with motion or UX design.

The initial application review will begin November 15, 2022 and will continue until the position is filled. Complete applications will include a letter of application; a curriculum vitae; professional work; student work samples (if applicable); and names, mailing addresses, phone number, and email addresses of three professional references. Please indicate “Tenure-Track Design Position” in the letter of application and/or subject line. Please submit all applications, curriculum vitae, references, portfolio of professional work, and student work (if applicable) to dmarx@loyno.edu, Associate Director, School of Communication and Design.

Visiting Faculty in Business Analytics - College of Business

The College of Business at Loyola University New Orleans invites applications for a Visiting faculty position in Business Analytics, beginning Fall 2023. This is a full-time, continuing, non-tenure-track position. The ideal candidate will have significant industry experience in the areas of business analytics, information systems, operations management, or applied statistics/econometrics.

Minimum qualifications include a minimum of an earned master’s degree in business administration, business analytics, business intelligence, econometrics, data science, statistics, or a closely related field. Although not required, a PhD and a record of recent research activities as defined by AACSB will be preferred. Industry certifications such as the Certified Business Analyst, Certified Analytics Professional, Six Sigma Black Belt, or similar certifications are desirable.

Physical or Instrumental Chemistry - Tenure Track

The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at Loyola University New Orleans seeks to fill a tenure-track faculty position in the area of Physical, Computational Physical, or Instrumental Chemistry at the assistant professor level starting in August 2023. Applicants with research interests in forensic or environmental chemistry are encouraged to apply. A Ph.D. in chemistry is required; post-doctoral or teaching experience is strongly preferred. 

Loyola is a highly diverse, primarily undergraduate Jesuit university in New Orleans, with strong ties to the local community. Our ACS-approved department is small and collaborative, and has recently-renovated teaching and research facilities with modern instrumentation and resources. Faculty in our department are passionate about working closely with undergraduates in the classroom and the laboratory, and stipends supporting student research are available at the department and university levels. Tenure track faculty typically teach three lab or lecture classes per semester and receive start-up funding and dedicated independent laboratory space to establish an undergraduate research program. External funding is encouraged but not required. Loyola is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

Interested applicants should submit one pdf file containing the following:

–A cover letter addressing your interest in Loyola

–Curriculum vita

–Teaching philosophy: Address your approach to or experience using different instructional strategies (ie, project-based learning, flipped classroom structures, etc.) to teach students from a wide range of educational backgrounds. Please list courses you could teach (with reference to the Loyola Chemistry curriculum).

–Research plan: Please begin with a short summary accessible to a general audience. Describe your research plan, with particular attention to the specific ways in which you would meaningfully involve undergraduate researchers. Include a list of projected start-up needs, with the understanding that start-up package funds will be spread out over two to four years. 

–Diversity, equity and inclusion statement: Loyola is committed to increasing educational opportunities and attainment for students from underrepresented groups. Please discuss your experiences and approach to creating inclusive spaces in your classroom and laboratory. 

–Contact information for three references 

Submit your application package as a single PDF file to resumes@loyno.edu by October 14, 2022 to ensure full consideration. Letters of recommendation from references will be requested by the Search Committee for selected candidates only after initial screening of files. Application review will begin immediately and continue until suitable candidates are identified. 

Civil Law Position - College of Law - Tenure Track or Tenured

Loyola University New Orleans College of Law is now accepting applications for a tenure-track or tenured position to begin August 1, 2023.  We are seeking candidates with expertise in civil law.  We especially welcome applications from candidates who will add to the diversity of our educational community and who have demonstrated expertise in working with a diverse student body.  J.D. or equivalent is required.  If you are interested in applying, please send your curriculum vitae, cover letter, and a statement about how you can promote diversity, equity, and inclusion to resumes@loyno.edu.

About the College of Law

The College of Law is located in one of the most culturally diverse cities in the United States, with unique cuisine, museums, historical sites, and a flourishing arts and music community. New Orleans is the seat of the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, Louisiana Supreme Court, Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal, as well as other lower courts. The College of Law has a student population of approximately 500 students, over forty faculty members, active clinics that have spearheaded numerous social justice reform efforts, and summer programs in Europe and Central America. Its location in Louisiana, one of the world’s best known “mixed jurisdictions,” provides unique opportunities for comparative and international law scholarship. Loyola University is an educational institution dedicated to fostering intellectual achievement, personal development, and social responsibility, and it is committed to the human dignity and worth of every person. Loyola University strongly encourages applications from individuals who will bring diversity to the community.

Assistant Professor in Digital Filmmaking - Tenure-track - August, 2023

The school seeks a filmmaking professional with an investment in teaching and a strong record of creative practice in a real-world, industry setting. Candidates should demonstrate readiness to teach technical and/or creative aspects of digital cinematography. Candidates should also be well versed in film history and theoretical studies, and have a primary approach driven by cinematographic perspectives. As an institution committed to equity and inclusion, we seek candidates who embody and express these values in all aspects of their courses and pedagogy. Service to the institution, college, and department is expected. The candidate should have prior demonstrated excellence in instructional experience at the undergraduate level, should be fully dedicated to university-level teaching, and show a record of creative work as demonstrated by screenings in cinema houses, festivals, museums, television, or other related venues. The candidate should have a demonstrated ability to engage productively with students at all skill levels, as well as an eagerness to nurture a vital role for film production within the context of a liberal arts university in a program that explicitly centers collaboration as a value. Additional experience in running an equipment room or film festival is highly desirable.

• Develop and teach courses (usually 3-3 course load) in the areas of Film/Photography at all levels of the undergraduate program with a global and contemporary approach to teaching • Develop syllabi with documented learning objectives and assessment criteria • Hold regular course and office hours • Advise students at the undergraduate level • Coordinate the course carousel • Schedule and lead faculty and student meetings • Recruit faculty to serve in full- and part-time teaching positions • Evaluate and lead changes to enhance the program’s offerings • The ability to organize a committee to explore starting a graduate program • Participate in recruitment activities and actively recruit students for the program • Participate in campus professional activities which include, but are not limited to, development of course curriculums and new instructional approaches, honors committee memberships, learning outcomes assessment, staff meetings and community outreach • Continually assess programs for learning effectiveness, working with the school’s director to make changes • Establish and supervise internships and independent studies • Mentor students in the development for careers and graduate school opportunities • Aid students in developing highly competitive job portfolios • Develop the infrastructure for an MFA program • Primarily indoors except when traveling between campus buildings or teaching outdoor concepts/skills • Some off-campus travel is required

Physical Requirements • Manual dexterity to efficiently operate business machines and film equipment • Near vision sufficient to read written communications and computer display screens • Adequate hearing to communicate effectively in person and by phone To apply qualified and interested applicants should submit: • Letter of application • Curriculum Vitae • Examples of student work • Examples of personal work • Names and contact information for 3 references

QUALIFICATIONS A terminal degree in film or a related arts/humanities discipline, a demonstrated record of professional/creative activity related to the industry and significant knowledge and skills in computer applications, equipment and software used in the field.

THE DEPARTMENT The School of Communication & Design, which offers five undergraduate majors with more than 350 students, is one of the most diverse Schools on the campus of Loyola University of New Orleans.

THE UNIVERSITY Loyola University New Orleans is a Jesuit Catholic University that educates diverse leaders dedicated to justice, compassion, service, and academic excellence. Consistent with our mission, we welcome candidates who demonstrate strong commitments to fostering inclusion and equity in a culturally diverse environment. Loyola University New Orleans is located in beautiful uptown New Orleans on Historic St. Charles Avenue across from Audubon Park.

APPLICATION The initial application review will begin in November 2022 and will continue until the position is filled. Complete applications will include a letter of application; a current vitae; transcripts (official or unofficial); and names, mailing addresses, phone numbers and email addresses of three professional references. A portfolio of professional design work and scholarly endeavors is required. Digital portfolios are the preferred presentation format. Electronic applications (single/combined PDF attachments will only be accepted. Please indicate, “Digital Filmmaking Position” in letter of application or subject line. For more information contact: Dr. Kedrick Perry, Vice President Equity & Inclusion kbperry@loyno.edu Send applications to: Kate Lintott, Office Manager School of Communication & Design 504-865-3430 kblintot@loyno.edu

Artist/Teacher of Voice (Soprano preferred)

Teach undergraduate and graduate applied voice including studio classes. Teach French, German, and Italian diction classes. Piano and minimal accompanying experience is required. Must assist in directing or producing college-level opera productions/ scenes programs as well as maintain an active professional career as an artist/teacher. Actively recruit new students. Participate in other areas as necessary.  Non-tenure track renewable.

Masters degree or equivalent professional experience required, doctorate preferred; university teaching experience and a record of
performances at the national and/or international level required; demonstrated student success in student recruitment desirable.
 

Please send a personal letter of application, vita, official transcripts, and contact information for at least three references to:
Dr. Jeffrey Albert
Director, School of Music & Theatre Professions
Loyola University New Orleans
College of Music and Media, Box 8
6363 St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans, LA 70118
Digital submissions preferred. Please email music@loyno.edu
Consideration of completed applicant files will begin on May 10, 2022 and will continue until the position is filled.
Position is contingent on funding for the 2022-2023 academic year.

Clinical Coordinator Music Therapy Extraordinary Faculty - Music Therapy

The Clinical Coordinator for Music Therapy is responsible for a variety of duties including administrative, clinical and teaching duties. Administrative duties include but are not limited to: identifying potential field studies sites and supervisory therapists and submit information to SMTP office for generation of affiliation agreements; ensuring all Loyola music therapy students have necessary professional liability insurance, background checks, child abuse screenings, drug testing, vaccinations, etc. and attendance at site-required orientations; review student site evaluations on yearly basis, making recommendations to program coordinator to maintain or terminate site affiliations. Clinical duties include: weekly, in-class group supervision of all practicum students; direct supervision of all students at practicum sites without a music therapist; addressing issues/concerns that may arise with site/students as needed; and providing additional direct supervision with sites/students not meeting set requirements. Teaching duties include: assisting with in-class experientials; teaching undergraduate music therapy courses, advising duties and recruitment duties as assigned.

Bachelor of Music Therapy degree from AMTA accredited university, current Music Therapy certification and a minimum of 1year full time clinical experience (per AMTA) within the past 3 years. Master’s degree preferred.  Effective oral and written communication, highly organized, the ability to participate as part of a team approach, the ability to offer and receive feedback professionally.

Assistant Professor - Loyola Institute for Ministry

The Loyola Institute for Ministry (LIM) of Loyola University New Orleans invites applications for the Joe and Kelly George Professorship in Theology and Ministry. The position starts August 2022 and will be filled at the Assistant Professor level and will initially be non-tenure track; although, the position could be converted to tenure track.

The successful candidate will be Spanish-English bilingual with expertise in Hispanic Ministry and, preferably, will also have expertise in healthcare and spirituality, chaplaincy, and/or spiritual direction. The candidate may have secondary expertise in Christian ethics, pastoral leadership, or another area of theology.
Informed by the methodology of practical theology, LIM is located in a city with a long and rich tradition of Spanish-speaking Catholicm. It offers undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs on campus, online, and onsite (LIMEX). The successful candidate will have a D.Min. or Ph.D. in pastoral studies, Catholic theology, or related area and will be a member of the Roman Catholic community with knowledge of its contemporary ecclesial context. Also
required is experience in ministry and/or religious education, and distance education.

A letter of application, curriculum vitae, unofficial graduate transcripts, and contact information for three references should be emailed to lim@loyno.edu.  Application review will continue until the position is filled. For more information, please see http://cnh.loyno.edu/lim/opening or contact LIM Director Tom Ryan at tfryan@loyno.edu

Full Time Faculty - Pre-Licensure BSN Program

Loyola University School of Nursing seeks a full-time faculty member for the Pre-Licensure BSN Program for Fall of 2022.  The position (s) includes the opportunity for skills lab instruction, clinical instruction and teaching on campus classes. 

Qualified applicants will have an MSN, an active unrestricted Louisiana RN license, and a minimum of 2 years nursing experience.  Previous teaching experience is preferred but not required. 

Please submit your CV and two letters of reference to Dr. Cherie Burke, Director of the School of Nursing at caburke@loyno.edu.

Extraordinary Professor of Theatre History, Literature, Theatre and Criticism Generalist 

Loyola University New Orleans seeks an energetic Historian/Dramaturge, who will contribute to the performance curriculum in a collaborative undergraduate theatre department.   Candidate must have performance commitment to both the continued development of a rigorous theatre program at a highly selective undergraduate liberal arts institution, and demonstrated  potential to produce a distinguished record of scholarly publication in field of expertise.  The successful applicant will develop and teach courses in theatre history, literature, and criticism: will participate in department production as a dramaturg and/or direct;  and will teach additional courses in areas of interest.  Requirements: terminal degree (PhD preferred); primary teaching responsibilities include undergraduate courses in theatre history, criticism and literature.  Other teaching assignments are based on departmental needs.

Salary is competitive with excellent benefits package.  Extraordinary faculty appointment beginning August 2022.  Review of applications begins immediately.  Send letters of application, curriculum vitae, statement of teaching philosophy, four references with contact information to:  C. Patrick Gendusa, Chair, Department of Theatre Arts and Dance, cpgendus@loyno.edu

Loyola University, 6363 St. Charles Ave., Box 155, New Orleans, LA  70118.  http://mfa.loyno.edu/theatrearts/

 

Westerfield Fellow - College of Law - Start Date: August 2023

The College of Law is accepting applications for a Westerfield Fellow to begin August 1, 2023. This position is designed for individuals pursuing a career in law teaching. Applicants should have strong academic credentials and excellent communication skills. Fellows are responsible for teaching two sections of a three-credit writing seminar each semester, and Fellows teach this seminar with the support of an experienced director and professors in a program in which the director and professors coordinate the content and pace of the classes. Fellows also have the opportunity to create and teach a seminar on a topic of interest in the second year. Fellows have a student teaching assistant and faculty mentor in addition to other professors in the program. One-year contracts may be renewed, and typical fellowships are two years. Westerfield Fellows have been successful in obtaining tenure track positions at ABA-accredited law schools.

Please send your CV, cover letter, and statement about how you can promote diversity, equity, and inclusion to resumes@loyno.edu.

About the College of Law

The College of Law is located in one of the most culturally diverse cities in the United States, with unique cuisine, museums, historical sites, and a flourishing arts and music community. New Orleans is the seat of the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, Louisiana Supreme Court, Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal, as well as other lower courts. The College of Law has a student population of approximately 500 students, over forty faculty members, active clinics that have spearheaded numerous social justice reform efforts, and summer programs in Europe and Central America. Its location in Louisiana, one of the world’s best known “mixed jurisdictions,” provides unique opportunities for comparative and international law scholarship. Loyola University is an educational institution dedicated to fostering intellectual achievement, personal development, and social responsibility, and it is committed to the human dignity and worth of every person. Loyola University strongly encourages applications from individuals who will bring diversity to the community.

Dean Louis Westerfield, the first African American dean of the College of Law, is remembered for promoting diversity and excellence in legal education.

Director of the Family Nurse Practitioner Program - School of Nursing

Loyola University of New Orleans School of Nursing is seeking a highly motivated doctoral prepared individual who has demonstrated education and clinical practice skills to join our team as director of the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) track. This position is a full-time 12-month faculty position (rank commensurate with experience) that also holds an administrative appointment related to managing the FNP program. Our FNP program has both a BSN-MSN and BSN-DNP track. The program director reports to the director of the school of nursing.

Responsibilities include: 
•    Day to day program operations of the FNP program.
•    Development and continuous improvement of the FNP curricula.
•    Manage, mentor, and evaluate FNP faculty in development of instructional materials, teaching strategies and assessment measures. 
•    Collaborate with faculty and other program directors in the school of nursing.
•    Support and execute initiatives of the school of nursing leadership.
•    Assess outcomes and evaluations, and monitor student learning objectives.
•    Guide and mentor students during their course of study.
•    Maintain clinical practice competence.
•    Maintain scholarship and actively participate in professional organizations.
•    Performs other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:
•    A doctoral degree in nursing.
•    A license to practice as a registered nurse and APRN or eligibility for licensure in Louisiana.
•    Current FNP certification.
•    Experience in MSN, DNP, and FNP education.
•    Experience with online education.

Please submit your CV and two letters of reference to Crystal Ramey at cdramey@loyno.edu

Tenure Track or Tenured - Tax and Constitutional Law (Two Positions) - College of Law

Loyola University New Orleans College of Law is now accepting applications for two tenure-track or tenured positions to begin August 1, 2023. We are seeking candidates with expertise in the following areas: (1) Tax Law and (2) Constitutional Law. We especially welcome applications from candidates who will add to the diversity of our educational community and who have demonstrated expertise in working with a diverse student body. J.D. or equivalent is required. If you are interested in applying, please send your curriculum vitae, cover letter, and a statement about how you can promote diversity, equity, and inclusion to resumes@loyno.edu. All ranks will be considered.

About the College of Law

The College of Law is located in one of the most culturally diverse cities in the United States, with unique cuisine, museums, historical sites, and a flourishing arts and music community. New Orleans is the seat of the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, Louisiana Supreme Court, Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal, as well as other lower courts. The College of Law has a student population of approximately 500 students, over forty faculty members, active clinics that have spearheaded numerous social justice reform efforts, and summer programs in Europe and Central America. Its location in Louisiana, one of the world’s best known “mixed jurisdictions,” provides unique opportunities for comparative and international law scholarship. Loyola University is an educational institution dedicated to fostering intellectual achievement, personal development, and social responsibility, and it is committed to the human dignity and worth of every person. Loyola University strongly encourages applications from individuals who will bring diversity to the community

Entry Level Faculty Position - College of Law

Loyola University New Orleans is now accepting applications for two entry-level tenure track faculty to begin August 1, 2021. We are seeking candidates with expertise in the areas of corporate law, tax law, and Louisiana Civil Law. We especially welcome applications from candidates who will add to the diversity of our educational community and who have demonstrated expertise in working with a diverse student body. J.D. or equivalent is required.

If you are interested in applying, please send your curriculum vitae and cover letter to resumes@loyno.edu. Inquiries may be sent to the Chair of the Appointments Committee, Professor Bobby Harges at harges@loyno.edu. 

About the College of Law

The College of Law is located in a largely residential area of New Orleans, one of the most culturally diverse cities in the United States, with unique cuisine, numerous museums and historical sites, and a flourishing arts community. New Orleans is also the seat of the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, the Louisiana Supreme Court, and the Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, as well as other lower courts. The College of Law has a student population of approximately 500 students, over forty faculty members, active clinics that have spearheaded numerous social justice reform efforts, and summer programs in Europe and Central America. Its location in Louisiana, one of the world’s best known “mixed jurisdictions,” provides unique opportunities for comparative and international law scholarship.

Loyola University New Orleans is an educational institution dedicated to fostering intellectual achievement, personal development, and social responsibility, and it is committed to the human dignity and worth of every person. Loyola University New Orleans strives to create and maintain a working and learning environment in which individuals are treated with dignity, decency, and respect. The University acknowledges and values individual differences, including, but not limited to, the dimensions of race; color; sex; national origin; age; religion; gender identity; transgender status; sexual orientation; ethnicity; disability status; and marital status and citizenship status. We recognize that diversity enriches our social interactions and intellectual lives, and we strongly encourage applications from individuals who will bring diversity to the College of Law.

 

Loyola University New Orleans does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, disability, veteran's status or national origin in its educational programs or activities, including employment and admissions. At the same time, Loyola cherishes its right to seek and retain personnel who will make a positive contribution to its religious character, goals, and mission in order to enhance the Jesuit, Catholic tradition.