McDougald Professor of Theological Ethics

McDougald Professor of Theological Ethics

St. Andrew’s College (SAC) | Saskatoon Theological Union (STU) Position Description

Tenure Track Position in Theological Ethics (McDougald Professor of Theological Ethics)

Qualifications

• Academic qualifications in theological ethics, moral theology, or a cognate discipline (PhD or ThD degree

completed or near completion)

in the Canadian colonial context

College Policy on Justice, and the STU Covenant

urban, Indigenous, immigrant, and transnational contexts in the region), and of the ethos, polity and history of

The United Church of Canada (UCC) in order to assist students to prepare for ministries in and / or informed by

the context in which the College is located

professional leadership.

Lutheran context and of the settings in which they work

theory, anthropology, political science, ecology, or economics

education, lectures, group discussion, seminars, project teams, etc.) and in a variety of modes (in-person,

dual-delivery, online and distance delivery).

liberationist concerns for inclusiveness, use of power, and justice issues

observations

undergraduate and non-degree (diploma, certificate) courses

at Canadian Universities

audience needs

Responsibilities

This is a tenure track position with an expectation for teaching, research, academic administration, and participation

in the Church beyond the College.

Academic

Teach courses in theological ethics.

and vocational guidance in the STU integrated degree programmes.

of Theological Studies) and may also include course offerings for STU advanced programmes, other

university programmes, and life-long learning certificate programmes.

Support St. Andrew’s Lifelong Learning Pathway, including as a guide to enrolled students.

coach approach to student guidance within the first year of appointment.

Undertake research and scholarly work and participate in the wider academic community through research,

including the dissemination of research outcomes in the following ways :

Conferences

Scholarly presentations.

Participate in SAC committees, SAC Faculty Council, and SAC Senate; contribute to the academic governance of the

college.

Be a resource person to the wider Church and to the community at large.

Accountability

time.

governance at the college and is accountable to the Board of Regents.

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