[Employment] Science 100 Lecturer Position Available at UMBC
Karin Readel
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Mon Oct 15 19:02:48 EST 2007
UMBC has an opening for a lecturer in Science 100, Water: An
Interdisciplinary Study. This is a multidisciplinary, lab-based
science course designed for undergraduates who do not otherwise
fulfill the university science-lab requirement as part of their
major. The course focuses on water quality and currently serves 300
students per semester.
The successful candidate will be responsible for 2 lecture and 2 lab
sections, as well as supervising graduate and undergraduate teaching
assistants in associated lab sections. The appointment begins in the
2008-2009 academic year (9 months). This position is non-tenure track
and is annually renewable; a multi-year appointment is potentially
available after the second year. Salary is competitive and dependent
on candidate's qualifications and experience.
Requirements include a graduate degree and applicants should have a
broad-based interdisciplinary post-baccalaureate education in the
natural sciences. In addition, the applicant should have substantial
teaching experience, preferably at the post-secondary level, as well
as substantial experience in laboratory and/or field instruction, and
curriculum development. The applicant should also be familiar with
recent science education reforms, and be comfortable with student-
centered and inquiry-based approaches to science teaching.
For more information about the course, visit http://www.umbc.edu/insc
To apply, send cover letter, current CV, teaching portfolio, and the
names and addresses of three persons who can supply letters of
reference, if requested. Review of materials will begin immediately
and will continue until the position is filled.
Mail materials to: Karin Readel, LBSC Search, Dept. of Geography and
Environmental Systems, UMBC, 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore MD 21250.
UMBC is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer; minorities,
women, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
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