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The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth offers exciting professional opportunities in the field of higher education. Our public University, located on the scenic SouthCoast of Massachusetts, is distinguished by its commitment to teaching, discovery, and engagement for the good of individual students and society.

UMass Dartmouth: moving ahead• School of Law established in 2010• Claire T. Carney Library undergoing total renovation. Completion 2012.• Commitment to green learning and living. Engaged in major energy savings effort and construction of wind turbine.• Location facilitates collaboration with Boston, Providence, and Cape Cod institutions. • WiMAX long-range wireless offers connectivity up to two miles from campus.• 375 full-time members; 320 tenured or tenure track; 96% of professors have terminal degrees. • Sponsored research has tripled in last six years, now at $26 million-plus. > 22,000 square-foot research building opened in 2007;

> University supports faculty through two internal funds dedicated to research and creative activities, and two grants for projects that address critical community needs; > Location facilitates collaboration with Boston, Providence, and Cape Cod institutions.; • School for Marine Science & Technology internationally recognized for graduate programs, research endeavors, and innovative community partnerships;• New graduate programs in law, bio-medical engineering, public policy, education, and nursing.• New and updated undergraduate programs in life science, engineering, sustainability, business, and crime and justice;• Library, classrooms, studios and labs revamped with state-of-the-art technology; $11 million addition planned for business college.

Benefits at UMass Dartmouth• University benefits include group health, dental, and life insurance; programs for disability income pro- tection, retirement, flexible spending accounts, workers compensation, tax-sheltered annuities; employee- vendor discounts. • Employees’ spouses, partners, and dependents are eligible for tuition waivers at state public colleges and universities. • Center for Teaching Excellence, staffed by faculty, sponsors range of programs focused on professional development.• New Faculty Institute advises on University life and issues such as appointments and tenure. • The University provides generous vacation, personal, and holiday time.

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One of the five campuses of the University of Massachusetts system

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Superior quality of lifeBy any measure, few regions match the quality of life within southeastern Massachusetts: a location rich innatural beauty and resources; distinctive communities with quality, affordable homes; and a wide range of social, cultural, and recreational activity.

Living in this area gives you: > an appealing mix of urban, suburban, and rural, combining art galleries, historic districts and ethnic restaurants with bike paths, working farms, and ocean beaches; > an environment that offers the best in recreation opportunities and serves as a research resource for fields such as marine science; > the ability to buy homes compa- rable to those in Greater Boston at far lower prices;

> career opportunities for partners and spouses. The number of area high tech, finance, and health care companies is on the rise;> good schools, public and private. You can review the results of the state’s standardized testing of public school systems at profiles.doe.mass.edu/ > a thriving arts and entertainment scene that runs a wide gamut, from the folk concerts at the Narrows Center for the Arts, in Fall River, to plays at the Zeiterion Theater and exhibits at our arts campus as well as the Whaling Museum in New Bedford; > easy access to major highways, airports, and rail transportation.

Statistics (based on 2010–11 data)9,432 undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education students49 undergraduate majors43 undergraduate minors36 graduate degree programs375 full-time faculty320 tenured or tenure track96% have terminal degrees22% are persons of color 38% are women1,509 University employees

If you are interested in career possibilities at UMass Dartmouth:

www.umassd.edu will introduce you to the University and can take you to other relevant sites

www.umassd.edu/hr provides job and benefits information

www.bristol-county.org offers details about the area

Dr. Doug Roscoe and Dr. Shannon Jenkins, husband and wife, focus on state politics and government as political science professors at UMass

Dartmouth.

“UMass Dartmouth students see college as a true opportunity to better themselves, not just financially but in terms of the breadth of their horizons and their understanding of life.’’

—Doug Roscoe, holds a master’s and doctorate from Loyola University.