Aurora University seeks talented adjunct faculty who are passionate about teaching and learning. Adjunct faculty are qualified part-time instructors offered teaching opportunities based on course demand and staffing. Aurora University is looking for adjunct faculty to work in the MSW program, with opportunities to teach across the MSW core curriculum. However, there is a particular need for instructors qualified to teach the courses listed below: SWK 6381 Social Work with Groups SWK 6370 Social…
Work with Individuals & Families SWK 6180 and SWK 6185 Human Behavior in the Social Environment I and II SWK 6250 Social Work Research SWK 6382 Social Work with Communities and Organizations SWK 6140 Social Welfare Policy and Institutions SWK 6500 Psychopathology SWK 6511 Evidence Based Social Work Practice SWK 6521 Psychotherapy in SW Practice SWK 6533 Advanced Macro Practice SWK 6575 DEI in SW Practice Electives in School Social Work, Child Welfare, Addictions, Forensic Social Work, Military/Veteran SW, Healthcare SW, and Gerontology Teaching Responsibilities AU faculty should be present and engaged in courses by doing the following: Facilitate courses in person at the Aurora campus or the University Center or in the online MSW program Meet weekly grading deadlines and maintain up-to-date grade books. Be responsive to student email messages and requests for assistance with 24 hour response time Provide mentorship in the discipline and content expertise. Respond to all university and departmental requests, emails, messages, and correspondence. Alert student, advisor, and Director of Graduate Studies when a student is at risk of failing a course using Academic Alert system Minimum Qualifications An MSW degree, clinical license, and a minimum of five years of professional experience are required. Weekday availability for campus-based classes is necessary. Online courses are asynchronous and fully remote. Experience teaching is strongly preferred.
