Texas State University is home to more than 40,000 students and 2,000 faculty members.
Texas State is a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) located close to both Austin and San Antonio, two of the most friendly, eclectic and energetic cities in America. Cited by Forbes as part of "America's Next Great Metropolis, "San Marcos sits at the heart of Texas culture and in the center of business and educational activity in the Texas Innovation Corridor.
San Marcos, Texas is an exciting, historic community in the heart of Central Texas midway between Austin and San Antonio. Founded in 1851 along the spring-fed San Marcos River, the city has actually attracted human beings for more than 12,000 years. Archaeologists have found artifacts of ancient native Americans who lived, fished and hunted along the banks.
Today, San Marcos is home to Texas State University, (alma mater of Lyndon Baines Johnson) the famous San Marcos outlet malls (largest in the Southwest) an historic downtown with many live music venues, Our residents come from diverse backgrounds and are dedicated to an exciting variety of civic, educational, cultural, sports, outdoor and religious activities.
Some positions may require teaching on the main campus and at the Texas State University Round Rock Campus.
Personnel Policies:
Faculty are eligible for life, disability, health, and dental insurance programs. A variety of retirement plans are available depending on eligibility. Participation in a retirement plan is mandatory. The State contributes toward the health insurance programs and all retirement plans.
Prohibition of Discrimination
Employment with Texas State University is contingent upon the outcome of record checks and verifications including criminal history, driving records, education records, employment verifications, reference checks, and employment eligibility verifications.
Texas State University is a tobacco-free campus. Smoking and the use of any tobacco product will not be allowed anywhere on Texas State property or in university owned or leased vehicles.
Texas State University is a member of the Texas State University System. Texas State University is an EOE.
