Professor, New Testament

Job Summary:

This position exists for the purpose of teaching undergraduate and graduate level courses primarily in the area of New Testament and biblical studies.

Department: Bible & Theology Department

Reports to: Program Chair, B&T Undergraduate

Physical Requirements:

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.

Personal Qualities:

• The desire to grow, develop, and mature, both spiritually and professionally.
• The ability to create and maintain a Christian professional atmosphere in all internal and external relationships.
• A spirit of cooperation and willingness to serve as a team member.
• A professional appearance.
• Critical thinking skills in personal theology with ability to develop it in students.
• Able to interact with and discuss different positions appropriately.

Education and Experience:

• A minimum of Ph.D. from an accredited institution.
• A minimum of 5 years of higher educational teaching experience is desired.
• A positive reputation as a scholar, theologian, educator and communicator.
• Familiar with the current literature in the area.
• A minimum of 5 years of ministry experience is preferred.
• A well articulated philosophy of education.

Special Skills – to apply professional and/or technical tasks to the job responsibilities

• Proficiency with New Testament Greek language.
• Proficiency with word processing, general computer skills, and LBC | Capital’s instructional technologies (i.e., Learning Management System, Video Conferencing, etc.)
• An ability to relate to undergraduates and graduates and relate biblical studies to them.
• An ability to work with colleagues on corporate projects.
• Proficient as a communicator in written and oral formats.
• Proficiency with general computer skills.
• An ability to design instruction.
• An ability to help develop and teach online courses.

Job Tasks – to determine specific tasks required of the position

• Teach courses as assigned at the undergraduate, and/or graduate level in face-to-face, blended, and online format which may require teaching during the day, evening, and/or weekend (12 credits per semester as part of salary load).
• Participate in Bible and theology department meetings and activities.
• Participate on assigned faculty committee(s).
• Maintain/offer office hours for students and faculty consultation and support.
• Advise students as needed.