Assistant Professor of English Print Assistant Professor of English Salary $60,000.00 - $63,000.00 Annually Location Main Campus - 225 S University Ave, St. George 84770, UT Job Type Full-Time Faculty Job Number 27FAC983-1 Division College of Humanities & Social Sciences Department English Opening Date 09/23/2026 Closing Date Continuous Description Benefits Questions Position Announcement The Department of English at
Utah Tech University (UT), in the picturesque red-rock southwestern city of St. George, Utah, invites applications for a full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor of English, with an emphasis in Rhetoric and Composition and specializing in interdisciplinary writing, to begin July 1, 2027. We are particularly interested in candidates who draw upon their doctoral emphases to collaborate with disciplines across the
university (specifically STEM, Business, Education, Health Sciences, and the Arts) in both lower-division composition courses and our upper-division course offerings. Furthermore, candidates will have an interest and/or expertise in emerging technologies, including AI and emergent multimodal software with a focus on professional development.The English department offers associate and bachelor’s degrees in English
with emphases in Creative Writing, English Education, Literary Studies, and Professional and Technical Writing, as well as minors in Creative Writing, English Education, General Education, and Professional and Technical Writing. The English Department also offers a Masters of Arts in Technical Writing and Digital Rhetoric. Utah Tech is an open-enrollment institution, and the English department provides the university
with traditional General Education composition courses as well as corequisite and developmental reading and writing courses designed to help at-risk students succeed. Additional information about the English department, its faculty, and programs is found online at https://english.utahtech.edu/. Responsibilities Teach 24 semester hours in lower division, upper division, and graduate-level English courses—including
traditional composition, corequisite composition, and developmental reading and writing—as needed by the department. Teach lower division and upper division courses in Rhetoric and Composition. Lead department efforts in fostering interdisciplinary relationships across campus and developing interdisciplinary curriculum for composition courses with a focus on emerging technologies.Engage in scholarship relevant to the
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