Adjunct - PhD in Curriculum & Instruction: Education Administration

Location : Normal Job Type: Part-TimeJob Number: 202300302Department: Teacher Education & LeadershipOpening Date: 05/14/2024DescriptionSummary:The Department of Teacher Education and Leadership in the College of Education, Humanities, and Behavior Sciences at Alabama A & M University seeks one (1) adjunct faculty members to teach doctoral courses in the program for the Education Administration. The PHD program courses are offered synchronous and asynchronous delivery platforms. Interested candidates should submit credentials for evaluation.Examples of DutiesEssential Duties and Responsibilities:Teach up to 6 semester hours of graduate courses per semesterDesign courses for online deliveryEvaluate students' performance in all courses taught Typical QualificationsMinimum Position Requirements (including certifications, licenses, etc.):A terminal degree in Higher Education or Curriculum and Instruction with cognate or a terminal degree in Education Administration.A minimum of 3 to 5 years of teaching experience at the college level, preferably in the graduate school or college of professional studies.Evidence of scholarship in the form of research articles, books, etc. Supplemental InformationKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities:Knowledge of graduate level content in the specializations mentioned aboveAbility to interpret research dataKnowledge of the use of AnalyticsAbility to use Blackboard Collaborate Ultra instructional delivery platformAbility to deliver instructions online in the synchronous, asynchronous or hybrid modalitiesThis position is not eligible for benefits.01Do you have a minimum of 3 to 5 years of teaching experience at the college level, preferably in the graduate school or college of professional studies?YesNo02Do you have evidence of scholarship in the form of research articles, books, etc?YesNo03Do you have a terminal degree in Higher Education or Curriculum and Instruction with cognate or a terminal degree in Education Administration?YesNo