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Description Cornell College, a private undergraduate liberal arts college in Mount Vernon, Iowa, is seeking a Lecturer in Mathematics for two courses. Applicants may be considered for one course or both. A Ph. D. in mathematics or a closely related field is preferred; candidates with at least a master's degree in mathematics or a closely related field will also be considered. Courses and term dates Because Cornell utilizes a block schedule for its courses, you would teach this one course full time during each of the three four-week sessions. MAT 122 - Calculus of Several Variables (Block 4: 11/16/26 - 12/16/26) This course is a continuation of Calculus of a Single Variable and it includes further techniques of integration, vectors, and differential and integral calculus of several variables. MAT 236 - Differential Equations (Block 6: 2/08/27 - 3/03/27) This course includes mathematical modeling with differential equations, initial value problems and their approximate solutions, systems of differential equations, qualitative solutions, stability analysis and an introduction to chaos, and Laplace transforms. The college encourages interdisciplinary interests among its faculty and the development of teaching strategies that capitalize on our distinctive academic calendar. One Course At A Time allows us the freedom to take students off-campus without impinging on other course commitments. In addition, class size is limited to 24 students, and upper-level courses are often smaller. About Cornell College Cornell College is a national liberal arts college committed to excellence in teaching and the creation of a welcoming community in which all individuals are respected and included. Our innovative curriculum includes a focus on the essential abilities of writing, quantitative reasoning, and intercultural literacy as well as experiential learning. The One Course At A Time approach fosters strong student engagement and close faculty-student relationships while allow

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