The adjunct faculty member will teach an independent study course on the linguistic foundations of English acquisition for doctoral students. Responsibilities include supervising student research, facilitating advanced content engagement, and guiding the development of benchmark papers and intervention designs.
The adjunct faculty member will teach a remote independent study course on mixed methods research in political education. Responsibilities include guiding students in developing research frameworks, survey instruments, and semi-structured interview protocols.
Adjunct faculty will teach online and in-person classes within the Trauma and Learning (LIFTS) certificate program. The role involves creating trauma-sensitive learning environments for educators.
Adjunct faculty will teach clinical and non-clinical courses in Expressive Therapies. The specific courses taught may vary based on departmental needs and course catalog.
Adjunct faculty will teach undergraduate courses in Communication Arts, including Graphic Design and UI/UX Design. The specific courses taught may vary based on departmental needs and semester offerings.
Adjunct faculty will teach classes in Social Work and Human Services at both graduate and undergraduate levels. The specific courses taught may vary based on departmental needs and course catalog.
Adjunct faculty will teach undergraduate Business and MBA courses, which may include both quantitative and qualitative subjects. The specific courses taught may vary based on departmental needs and semester offerings.
Adjunct faculty will teach courses in the Humanities and Social Sciences, which may include foundational, general education, and major level classes. The specific courses taught may vary based on semester and departmental needs.
Adjunct faculty will teach undergraduate courses in Psychology+, which includes various specializations. The specific courses taught may vary based on departmental needs and semester offerings.
