The lecturer is responsible for teaching courses in research methodology, social justice policy, and practice within the MSSW program. Responsibilities include attending meetings, submitting syllabi, providing student feedback, and maintaining professional relations with the university community.
The Research Grants Specialist I reviews and processes proposal submissions to ensure compliance with institutional, state, and sponsor regulations. They also manage the financial and administrative components of active sponsored programs, including budget adjustments and reporting.
The Program Manager will lead territorial efforts to engage Kentucky manufacturers by developing and selling comprehensive consulting and training services. They are responsible for proposal writing, managing client relationships, and driving growth through strategic outreach and project management.
The appointee will be responsible for teaching GNST303 Introduction to General Studies and/or the capstone course GNST401. These courses are delivered as asynchronous online modules to support returning adult learners in completing their degrees.
The lecturer will be responsible for teaching undergraduate and graduate courses across various communication disciplines. They must be prepared to deliver instruction in both online and face-to-face formats.
The Part-Time Lecturer will teach core and topical courses for the online Bachelor of Science in Psychology program. Responsibilities include delivering instruction for subjects such as Introductory Psychology, Brain & Behavior, and various topical seminars.
The lecturer will teach undergraduate or graduate courses in theatre arts, including areas such as African diaspora studies, technical theatre, and playwriting. Instruction may be conducted in either an online or face-to-face format.
