Senior Lecturer QREM program

Position: Senior Lecturer (12 month) (QREM program)
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Senior Lecturer (12 month) (QREM program)## Department:

EHE | Educational Studies Administration

Position Overview
** The primary responsibility for the Senior Lecturer (12 month) is teaching the equivalent of four graduate courses in the Quantitative Research, Evaluation, and Measurement (QREM) program per semester. Responsibilities will include delivering instruction to primarily graduate students, maintaining or modifing course content in CANVAS, providing timely feedback and grades on student assignments, holding weekly office hours, guiding and monitoring lab instructors, and communicating with and supporting students.

Teaching assignments in the program may involve introductory, intermediate, or advanced graduate courses, and may also include distance or online courses and curriculum development as the demands of course registration and scheduling may require.  Duties in the first year also will include leading the development of asynchronous labs that accompany graduate statistics courses. The individual will attend program and department faculty meetings and engage in ongoing professional development.

Other duties as assigned.
***** The university will not sponsor candidates for work visas for this position
*** Performance Objectives
** The individual in the Senior Lecturer position in QREM is expected to:**
* ** achieve excellence in teaching**
* ** develop courses and labs**
* ** consistently attend and contribute to program and department faculty meetings**
* ** consistently engage in ongoing professional development
** Education and Experience Requirements
* Required*:
** PhD Degree in Educational Quantitative Methods, Educational Psychology, or related field completed by Date of Hire; online teaching experience
*** Desired*:

Experience in teaching statistics, research, and educational psychology courses.
** Additional Information
** The offer for this position will be based on internal equity and the candidate's qualifications. Ohio State provides access to a depth and breadth of opportunities and resources. Starting your first day, Ohio State offers you a .

How to Apply

To be considered, please submit your application electronically via Workday . Application materials must include:

Required:

- Cover letter
- Curriculum Vita (CV)- Statement of Teaching and Mentoring Philosophy
** Final date to receive applications 2/22/2026**## Additional Information:

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