Shape undergraduate learning as Psychology Teaching Faculty at North Campus, Edmonton, with courses spanning brain, behaviour, learning, and cognition.
The University of Alberta's Department of Psychology is accepting applications for a 12-month recurring lecturer appointment. The position recurs for three years and focuses entirely on teaching and teaching-related activities. The successful applicant is expected to teach seven courses across Fall, Winter, and Spring terms. Potential assignments include PSYCH 104, PSYCH 275, PSYCH 375, PSYCH 377, and PSYCH 381.
Key Responsibilities:
- Teach psychology courses during Fall, Winter, and Spring
- Facilitate student learning and degree progress
- Conduct instruction primarily in person
- Deliver assigned science psychology courses
- Complete teaching-related activities supporting Faculty operations
Requirements:
- Ability to teach seven courses during the academic year
- Willingness to work primarily at North Campus
- Availability for a 12-month recurring appointment
- Applicants may apply internally or externally
- Internal candidates receive priority under applicable agreement terms
Bring psychology teaching expertise to undergraduate courses in brain, behaviour, cognitive neuroscience, neuropsychology, and learning.
Psychology Teaching Faculty Edmonton employer: University-of-Albert
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