Teach Exercise Science as a part-time adjunct instructor at Shaw University, using instructional technology and college-level teaching expertise. Support students across varied learning settings.
Reporting to the Department Head, this faculty member teaches traditional and non-traditional college-level students. Courses may meet on campus, off campus, weekdays, weeknights, or Saturdays. The instructor develops critical thinking, problem-solving, motivation, positive self-image, and clarified values through varied teaching strategies.
Key Responsibilities:
- Teach knowledge-relevant college-level Exercise Science courses
- Provide syllabi, objectives, grading, attendance, and reading information
- Plan, develop, and improve curriculum offerings
- Participate in orientation sessions and student support activities
- Inform students about tutorials, advising, and academic workshops
Requirements:
- Master's degree in Exercise Science or related field
- At least 18 graduate credits in Exercise Science or related field
- College-level teaching success and recent higher education experience
- Knowledge and experience using instructional technology
- Strong oral, written, organizational, and problem-solving skills
Bring Exercise Science expertise, thoughtful instruction, and student support skills to Shaw University's part-time faculty community.
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