Department of Mathematics
Job Openings in the Department of Mathematics
at Grand Valley State University

The Department of Mathematics has CLOSED its 2007-08 searches. Though we are not searching for applicants for these positions any longer, the most recent search descriptions are below, in case of future interest.

  CLOSED Search 07-08: two tenure-track positions in Mathematics
  CLOSED Search 07-08: one tenure-track position in Mathematics Education

The department is often seeking visiting faculty. Please contact the department chair for availability.

The Department occasionally offers a postdoctoral teaching fellowship. Though we are not searching for applicants for this fellowship now, the most recent search description is below, in case of future interest.

  CLOSED Search 06-07: Postdoctoral Teaching Fellowship

For information about our department, please peruse our website and feel free to ask questions of any faculty member. A good source for general information about the university is the prospective students page.

Benefits information and much more is available at the Human Resources page, and you might be interested in GVSU's benefits.

For those interested, we think West Michigan is a pretty nice place to live. To find out a little more, try these sites: information about living in western Michigan, or Grand Rapids Visitor's Bureau, a Holland centered site, some Grand Haven information, Muskegon information or the West Michigan Tourist Association. All of these are just some of the nice places our staff and faculty live.

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Last update: March 2008