Non-Tenure track instructor of Biology

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Position Title: Non-Tenure track instructor of Biology

Description

The Department of Biology and Radiological Sciences at Suffolk University invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure track instructor of Biology beginning July 1, 2026. This is a one-year position that is renewable. Faculty responsibilities for this position include teaching lecture and lab courses in the Biology undergraduate major, especially Human Anatomy and Physiology I and II and could include other organismal or health-related courses in the department. The regular teaching workload is 8 course sections per year, typically broken down into 4 course sections per semester. Service to the department including student advising is expected, as is service to the College of Arts & Sciences and University. This is a 10-month on-campus position and the workload is 80% teaching and 20% service.

The successful candidate will have a Ph.D in biological sciences or terminal degree in a healthcare field, with demonstrated college/university teaching excellence. They will contribute to a rich tradition of experiential education that prepares our diverse students, 40% of whom are Pell eligible, for careers and civic engagement. We are seeking someone who will have a commitment to inclusive pedagogy and familiarity with methods that enable students across racial, ethnic, socio-economic, and ability groups to reach their maximum potential is a valuable qualification. We are looking for candidates excited about mentoring students, especially first-generation college students. Our department has a commitment to continuous improvement.

The Department of Biology and Radiological Sciences offers undergraduate degrees in Biology, Radiation Science, Radiation Therapy, a postbaccalaureate certificate in Radiation Therapy, and a masters degree in Medical Dosimetry. The Department has a strong commitment to student development by providing high-quality instruction to a diverse student body. Faculty in the Department of Biology and Radiological Science have a range of expertise and perspectives in those fields, including molecular/cellular biology, organismic and evolutionary biology, and cancer care using radiation.

A complete submission will include a cover letter, CV, teaching philosophy, diversity statement, and the names of three references. Course evaluations should be submitted as well. For full consideration, applications should be submitted by May 1, though applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Initial interviews will be online. Inquiries about the position should be addressed to Eric Dewar (Co-Chair) at edewar@suffolk.edu.