Semester Lecturer

a temporary, non-tenure track position focused on delivering undergraduate or graduate instruction, developing course materials (syllabi, lectures, exams), holding office hours, and grading. Duties include in-person teaching, curriculum enhancement, and student mentorship. A Masters or PhD in a relevant field is generally required.

Key Responsibilities

• Instruction: Delivering engaging lectures, labs, or seminars in specific subject areas.
• Curriculum Development: Designing or updating course materials, syllabi, and assessments.
• Student Support: Conducting office hours, providing mentorship, and addressing student inquiries.
• Assessment: Grading assignments, projects, and exams, and submitting final grades on time.
• Administration: Participating in departmental meetings and coordinating with faculty to ensure course cohesion.

Requirements and Qualifications

• Education: Minimum of a Masters degree in the subject area; Ph.D. or equivalent experience is often preferred.
• Experience: Previous teaching experience at the post-secondary level is highly desired.
• Skills: Strong communication skills, expertise in the specific subject area, and ability to use learning management systems.