Toth-Lonergan Visiting Endowed Chair in Interdisciplinary Studies
Toth-Lonergan Visiting Endowed Chair in Interdisciplinary Studies
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Job Description
The Center for Catholic Studies under the auspices of the Office of the Provost at Seton Hall University invites applications for the Endowed TothLonergan Visiting Chair in Interdisciplinary Studies for the Spring 2026 semester.
This position supports Seton Halls commitment to a robust Catholic Identity deepening interdisciplinary teaching and scholarship and ongoing faculty development in mission.
The ideal candidate will have a publication and teaching record that demonstrates an expertise in the thought of Bernard Lonergan a comprehensive understanding of the Catholic philosophical and theological traditions research interests informed by that expertise and understanding and an enthusiasm for sharing this knowledge with students faculty staff and administrators.
Duties and Responsibilities:
The primary responsibility of the TothLonergan chair is to support faculty development in mission integration. This includes:
Presenting at and facilitating monthly Praxis Program meetings with an interdisciplinary community of faculty and participating in planning meetings
Mentoring Praxis participants as needed
A signature TothLonergan lecture for the university community
In addition the Visiting Professor will commit to one of the following:
Advancing a scholarly project related to the thought of Bernard Lonergan or
Offering one course in Lonergan studies or a related field such as philosophy theology Catholic studies law and morality or business ethics.
Required Qualifications:
Doctorate in Philosophy Theology or related discipline with doctoral work and/or a record of scholarship within the Catholic intellectual tradition broadly and the thought of Bernard Lonergan in particular. AOS: The thought of Bernard Lonergan AOC: Open; with a preference for Catholic theology philosophy business ethics law and morality
Demonstrated evidence of nationally recognized scholarship in relevant discipline
Ability to teach philosophy and/or theology courses
Desired Qualifications:
Demonstrated experience and commitment to communicating Lonergans thought philosophy theology to nonspecialist and/or nonacademic communities
Demonstrated leadership in working with other faculty to support interdisciplinary teaching research goals and activities
Salary Grade:
FA01 Faculty
Exempt/Nonexempt:Exempt
Physical Demands: General Office Environment
Special Instructions to Applicants:
This position is for the Spring 2026 semester. Compensation will be $30000.
Applicants must submit the following application materials:
(1) Curriculum vitae
(2) Cover Letter addressing the candidates ability to fulfill the responsibilities described above. In cases where the candidate intends to offer a course the candidate should suggest possible courses.
(3) Abstract of approximately 300 words describing the proposed scholarly project (if the candidate elects for this option rather than teaching a course).
Seton Hall University is committed to programs of Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and the principles of affirmative action.
Employment Type
Full-Time
