Professor of International Security
Air Education and Training Command
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Professor of Strategy
Air Education and Training Command
Department of the Air Force
Location
Alabama
Salary
$102,142 - $130,219
per year
Type
Full-Time
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Job Description
Summary
This job is for a professor who teaches strategy to senior military and civilian leaders in a master's program at the Air War College, focusing on topics like military history, international relations, and airpower.
The role involves leading small seminars, developing courses, conducting research, publishing findings, and contributing to faculty service activities.
It's ideal for experienced academics or professionals with a strong background in strategic studies and a passion for educating future leaders.
Key Requirements
- Teaching experience at the graduate level or extensive professional experience with a suitable publication record
- Broad knowledge of military/diplomatic history, international relations, leadership, airpower, and strategic planning
- Proficiency in scholarly research methods and ability to publish in leading academic venues
- Strong communication skills for diverse audiences, including leading seminars and facilitating exercises
- Ability to develop curriculum, advise student research, and engage in experiential learning like war games
- Commitment to service, including faculty roles, professional development, and participation in military education institutions
Full Job Description
The Air War College Department of Strategy invites applications for the Professor of Strategy position beginning summer 2025.
AWC is a resident master's degree program for senior military/civilian leaders from the U.S. and partner nations.
The department receives excellent financial support for research, conference attendance, and professional development.
Teaching experience (preferably at the graduate level) commensurate with professorial rank sought and/or extensive professional experience and a suitable publication record are required.
Broad knowledge of the interdisciplinary subject matter (military/diplomatic history, international relations, leadership, airpower, planning) that comprises the AWC strategic studies curriculum is highly desired.
Knowledge of scholarly research methods and ability to conduct inquiry and publish in leading academic venues is required.
Candidate must demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively to varied audiences Major Duties:
- Teaching: leading graduate-level seminars of 12-16 students at a 2/2 equivalent load Teaching the Department of Strategy's core curriculum, the Foundations of Strategy and the Contemporary Strategy course Teaching electives in the applicant's areas of specialization and/or teaching in AWC's Regional Security Studies course Developing curriculum and advising student research Facilitating experiential learning (war games, strategy exercises, etc.) throughout academic year Research: engaging in professional research and writing in areas of expertise Publishing book manuscripts, articles, monographs, and book reviews in scholarly journals, professional journals, and other outlets Presenting results of research at conferences and symposia Service: serving in faculty positions supporting personnel and programs Participating with other professional military education schools, professional organizations, AF/DoD institutions, universities, and colleges for professional development Delivering lectures, conducting seminars, participating in panel discussions related to AWC curriculum Maintaining academic currency by consistently reviewing professional literature and participating in professional associations
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