After submitting an application online, I was contacted by phone to arrange a phone interview with the search committee. The phone interview with the committee was standard. A week later I was contacted to arrange for an on-campus interview. They flew me to Grand Junction and put me up in a hotel. A faculty member picked me up in the morning and drove me to the campus. The interview process was a whole-day affair with meetings with several faculty members, the department head, HR, administration, and the president of the university. It included tours and I was asked to teach a class on a subject in the field for a group of faculty and students. The day finished with a dinner with a few faculty members. There was no negotiating during the on-campus interview. I was contacted roughly a week later with an offer and negotiations over salary were conducted via telephone and email. There must be a standard interview process for the university as my experience closely mirrored a 2015 interview process described here.

The university flew me in and I stayed at a nice hotel. The next day, a faculty member picked me up and brought me to campus. I talked with the president, HR, department head, faculty members. I presented one area of my current research. I also taught a class in the field I am in. In the evening 2 faculty members took me out to dinner. The next day I flew back home. They contacted me about a week later with an offer.