The College of Saint Rose feels like home to students because of the commitment and personal attention of faculty who are deeply devoted to their fields. The bond between faculty and students lasts long after graduation day and our alumni stay connected because of the investment their professors made in them.
Meanwhile, faculty are encouraged to pursue research, publications, and leadership roles in professional organizations, not only for the enhancement of students’ educational experiences but for the academic fulfillment these pursuits provide faculty as scholars. Research, publications, and other efforts are vital to the academic community and the wider community around us.
We hope you’ll consider The College of Saint Rose as you explore the next steps in your career. Please learn more about the College and explore our available positions.
Saint Rose has made a significant investment in adding to the academic ranks across all of our schools as part of our new strategic plan. We have multiple full-time and visiting tenure-track positions available. The College of Saint Rose is an incredible place to start or continue your career in academia.
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Saint Rose is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. Some individual programs are also accredited by the corresponding national accrediting bodies.
A new three-year strategic plan – launched in 2021 – and was developed through cross-campus collaboration.
Orientation toward excellence
Development of the whole person
Building an inclusive community
Serving the dear neighbor
Meeting the needs of the timesWe’re home to 3,314 undergraduate and graduate students, and students love our 14:1 student-to-faculty ratio. Learn more about our stats and get to know us better.
We’re in the heart of Albany, New York, the capital of New York State, and it feels like it.
Our campus is integrated into the neighborhood, and we encourage students to consider the city part of their educational experience. For faculty, our location means proximity to museums, concerts, state government, important historical sites, and lots of businesses, nonprofits, and other organizations that enhance their personal quality of life and their scholarship. And did we mention our College ID can be used as a free bus pass?
And when you want to get away, we’re not far from the Adirondack National Park and major cities including New York City, Boston, and Montreal.
Our academic programs are organized across four schools. Get to know them – and the programs housed within each school.
We’re proud of our faculty, their teaching, and their scholarship. So, we thought we’d show off both their teaching and their research. See our dynamic faculty in action in our “Love This Class” series or watch them share their knowledge in a format Gen Z appreciates with “Teach Me in 2 (Minutes).”
Teaching and Research Playlist
Kelly Hallstrom is interested in little things – very little things as an assistant professor of microbiology – but it leads to big inspiration for our students and the ability to do hands-on research alongside them.
Christina Lane, associate professor of criminal justice, embraces our Theory in Action approach by offering students a chance to serve as interns in the College’s Cold Case Analysis Center, one of only six such centers housed at colleges in the United States.
Jin Kim, professor of communications, was inspired to write “Algorithmic Intimacy, Prosthetic Memory, and Gamification in Black Mirror“– recently published in the Journal of Film and Popular Television – after discussions with his students about the popular sci-fi Netflix series.
Rone Shavers not only inspires students to study great literature, he’s creating his own in the genre of Afrofuturism. He also connected with the surrounding community by curating an Afrofuturism exhibit at a nearby gallery.
Our Communications Sciences and Disorders program has always been about meeting the needs of the times (and our dear neighbor), and John Pickering, professor and Speech Language Pathologist, did just that when he co-founded the College’s transgender voice modification program.
Sean McClowry, associate professor of music industry, has made a deep connection with the Les Paul Foundation out of his scholarship focused on Les Paul’s work. It’s benefitted music industry students who get an appreciation for recording history and can fulfill their craving for that old-school sound by learning to press vinyl records.
What a Grant from the Les Paul Foundation Means to Music Industry Students at Saint Rose
