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Description Suffolk University's Math and Computer Science Department seeks qualified candidates for lecturer positions to teach a range of undergraduate courses in statistics and mathematics beginning in the Fall 2023 semester. Typical class sizes range between 20 and 35 students. Classes meet Monday through Friday, with various courses scheduled between the hours of 8:00 am and 7:10 pm. Times and days vary each semester depending on the needs of the department. An earned Master's degree in Mathematics, Statistics, or a related math-focused field is required; a terminal degree is preferred. Ideal candidates will have experience in teaching foundational statistics and mathematics courses such as Introduction to Statistics, Finite Mathematics, and Math for the Modern World. We are particularly interested in candidates who can demonstrate successful experience working with a diverse student population and commitment to facilitating the attainment of student learning objectives. Applicati

Location Expand Show Other Jobs Job Saved Save Job Adjunct Lecturer, Human Biology Bentley University Details **Posted:** 22-Feb-22 **Location:** Waltham, Massachusetts **Salary:** Open **Categories:** Other Staff/Administrative **Internal Number:** 165986731 **Bentley University** **Job Description Summary** The Department of Natural and Applied Sciences at Bentley is seeking an Adjunct Lecturer to teach one (1) section of Human Biology in fall 2021. This introductory level laboratory course explores the essential mechanisms of human biology and their applications. The course builds an understanding of how complex human systems represent consequences of the genes comprising the human genome and their expression, the functions of biological pathways, and the electrochemical properties of cells. An understanding of these mechanisms on a molecular level is used to explore health and disease, recent scientific discoveries, the development of biopharmaceutical products, controversies in bi

The Department of Biology and Neuroscience Programat Brandeis University seeks an instructor for NBIO 140B, Principles of Neuroscience (4 credits) for the Fall 2024 semester. This course is offered annually and is required for Neuroscience majors. It is also often taken by students majoring in Biology and Health: Science, Society, and Policy as well as pre-medical students. Topics covered by this class include resting potentials, action potentials, synaptic transmission, sensory systems, motor systems, learning, neural circuits underlying behavior, neurological diseases, and mental illness. Sophomore standing, successful completion of BIOL 15b, one additional BIOL, BCHM, NBIO, or NPSY course, as well as one year of college level chemistry or physics with lab or math course above MATH 10a/b are required for enrollment in NBIO 140b. A PhD in neuroscience or a related field is required, and strong preference will be given to candidates with teaching experience in neuroscience. Interested

Brandeis University invites applications for lecturers in the Department of Psychology to teach one section of Biological Bases of Motivation (PSYC 15a) during the Fall 2024 semester. The course will be taught Tuesday/Friday at 9:35-10:55. The major objective of this course is to help students understand motivation from biological, behavioral, and cognitive / social theoretical perspectives and develop an understanding of how those processes interact to motivate human behavior and thought. Special emphasis will thereby be placed on the biological basis of motivation. The course will achieve this objective by addressing the above topics in four sections: Presentation of neural basis of motivation, individual brain structures involved in motivation, and the role of hormones. Discussion of fundamentals of regulation (e.g., homeostasis) and needs, specifically physiological needs (thirst, hunger, and sex). Discussion of disorders associated with physiological needs (e.g., addiction, eating

Position Details Title Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Methods School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Government Department Position Description The Government Department seeks applications for a full-time Senior Lecturer in quantitative methods. The appointment is expected to begin on July 1, 2023. The senior lecturer will be responsible for teaching three courses over the academic year, advising undergraduate senior theses, and helping to administer the undergraduate data science program. This is a five-year position that is renewable contingent on performance, enrollments, and curricular needs. Basic Qualifications Candidates must have demonstrated that they are exceptional teachers and have taught within the tenured associate or full professor ranks at a university or peer undergraduate institution, with a commensurate scholarly record. They are required to have a Ph.D. in quantitative methods or related discipline. Additional Qualifications The position also requires

Job Description Summary The Modern Languages Department at Bentley University is accepting applications to build a pool of instructors for possible future part-time Adjunct Lecturer, Chinese assignments. The department chairperson will review applications as vacancies become available. Primary Responsibilities: •Teach Chinese Basic and Intermediate courses (MLCH 101, MLCH 102, MLCH 201, and MLCH 202). •Create an effective classroom environment that fosters student's curiosities and abilities to practice their language skills. •Delivers course content that meets learning outcomes and encourage student's active participation in the classroom and beyond. •Promote the study of languages. •Collaborate in the development and continued assessment of learning outcomes for use in program reviews and curriculum revision. •Hold office hours. Minimum Qualifications: MA required, PhD preferred. Bentley University requires references checks and may conduct other pre-employment screening. DIVERSITY S

The Department of Sociology at Brandeis University seeks an instructor for the SOC 155b Protest, Politics and Change: Social Movements, 4 creditcourse in Spring 2024. This course introduces major sociological theories about leadership, political context, culture, and identities in social movements in transnational perspective. Examines historical and contemporary cases of social movements through the lenses of race, gender, class, and sexuality. This class meets on M/W 4:05-5:25pm. Candidates with an MA in Sociology or related field and teaching or research experience related to the areas of political sociology and social movements will be given preference. Interested individuals should submit a cover letter, CV, a draft course syllabus, and names and contact information for two references. The deadline for first consideration is October 10, 2023. This appointment is to a position that is in a collective bargaining unit represented by SEIU Local 509. Closing Statement Brandeis Universi

Summary Regis College is actively seeking a Clinical Placement Coordinator for Graduate Counseling Programs. The Master of Arts in Counseling is a strong and growing program offered in the School of Health Sciences on the Weston, MA campus. This is an adjunct lecturer position and qualified applicants will have earned a Master's in Counseling, Counseling Psychology, or Counselor Education from a regionally-accredited program. A qualified applicant is a practitioner with three years of full-time or equivalent part-time post-licensure clinical mental health counseling experience and a Massachusetts-licensed mental health counselor. Successful candidates will share a commitment and passion for working with diverse and marginalized populations. As a generalist program, areas of specialty remain open, but candidates with experience in antiracism, intersectional feminism, assessment, and therapeutic considerations, as well as community mental health care are encouraged to apply. A passion fo