Adjunct Faculty - Department of Speech, Language, and Communication Sciences
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Education / Teaching
Speech Pathologist, Medical Education, University Professor -
Healthcare
Speech Pathologist, Medical Education
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Adjunct Faculty - Department of Speech, Language, and Communication Sciences
The Department of Speech, Language, and Communication Sciences(SLCS) at Xavier University invites applications for Adjunct Instructors beginning immediately. We seek a collaborative educator who is excited to contribute to a new academic program and whose teaching and clinical expertise will strengthen the Department'sundergraduate curriculum in speech-language pathology.
SLCS currently offers an undergraduate program in speech, language,and communication sciences, with a graduate program inspeech-language pathology planned to launch in 2031. Consistent with Xavier University's mission, the Department seeks to equip students with the competence and conscience necessary to serve individuals with communication disorders and the professionals and communities who support them.
The Department of Speech, Language, and Communication Sciences ispart of the College of Health and Human Sciences. CHHSis a leader in experiential learning: 100% of our undergraduate and graduate programs require hands‑on learning through field placements, internships, research experiences, and clinical opportunities. In the College of Health and Human Sciences, our commitment to exceptional teaching and mentoring drives us. Wefocus on scholarship and service in a variety of fields that make adirect and meaningful impact on others.
We intentionally strive tocreate a learning experience that supports all students,incorporates a broad range of perspectives, and fosters an environment of belonging. In alignment with Xavier's Jesuit Catholic mission and Statement of Purpose to “form students who change the world for the better,” we are united across our diverse areas by the shared mission of changing human lives for thebetter.
Many of our College programs, including the Department of Speech,Language, and Communication Sciences, are part of Xavier Health,the University's integrated health initiative connecting a broad portfolio of programs and creating opportunities for collaboration across disciplines. Xavier Health offers more than 15 undergraduate and 12 graduate pathways, more than 500 community partnership sites, and connections across disciplines that contribute to healthand human well-being. Xavier Health prepares servant-leaders through real‑world experiences and Jesuit Catholic formation thatputs the whole person at the center of care.
Thesuccessful candidate will:
- Teach undergraduate courses in speech-language pathology, and later, graduate-level curriculum as the Department's graduate program develops toward its planned 2031 launch;
- Supervise students in clinical and practicum experiences aspart of SLCS's experiential learning sequence;
- Advise and mentor undergraduate (and, in time, graduate) students.
- A masters, clinical doctorate, or Ph.D. in Speech-Language Pathology, Communication Sciences and Disorders, or a closely related field.
- A Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).
- Effective written and oral communication skills.
- A commitment to student advising and mentoring.
- A commitment to the missions of the Department of Speech,Language, and Communication Sciences and Xavier University, including Xavier's Jesuit Catholic educational tradition.
- Experience supervising students in a clinical, practicum, or clinical fellowship (CFY) setting (any one of these is sufficient).
- Evidence of effective college- or university-level teaching or demonstrated potential for teaching excellence.
- We welcome applicants with clinical and research…
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