"Part-time Instructors for Master's in Sport Management"

Position Announcement

The Health and Human Performance department is seeking qualified instructors to teach graduate-level courses in the online Master's in Sport Management program. There is an immediate need for the following courses to be developed and taught within the next academic year.

• Strategic Sport Marketing and Communication (SPMG 6540)
• Human Movement Science and Instrumentation (SPMG 6820)

Only candidates from Arizona, Florida, Idaho, Nebraska, Nevada, Texas, and Utah will be considered for online instructor positions.

Responsibilities

• Provide instruction, lead group discussions, grade assignments, and assign grades.
• Collaborate with the Program Director, as needed, to develop curriculum and create course assessments.
• Respond to student inquiries and be available to meet with students online, as needed.
• Abide by all applicable executive orders, federal, state, and local laws, rules and regulations, as well as University policies and procedures relating to part-time faculty and general campus employment. Attend and/or complete required trainings by the University and additional training as determined by the Department or Program.

Qualifications

• A Master's or doctoral degree in Sport Management or related discipline.
• Individuals without a masters or doctoral degree can be considered for a position, if they have a combination of the following: 1) Bachelor's degree in a related discipline, 2) extensive sport industry experience, and 3) evidence of continual professional development.
• Must be employed full-time in the sports industry or have an active scholarly agenda (publication, presentations, etc.) consistent with an academic appointment.
• Demonstrated knowledge of course content.

Supplemental Information

POSITION DETAILS, COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS: Part-time instructor position paid at $925 per credit hour; governed by University Policies 631 and 638. Free access to Employee Assistance Program thru Blomquist-Hale and HPC Fitness Center/Recreation facilities on-campus; see https://humanresources.utahtech.edu/newemployee/getting-started/new-trailblazers/ for list of part-time employee benefits.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Applications are reviewed upon receipt. To apply for a part-time instructor position in Master's in Sport Management program within the Department of Health and Human Performance, please submit the following documents to Dr. Joseph Lovell, Program Director, via e-mail at joseph.lovell@utahtech.edu:

• Resume or Curriculum Vitae
• Cover Letter
• A completed application form https://humanresources.utahtech.edu/part-time-application
• Contact Information for Three References