Instructor Pool - Nuclear Science and Engineering

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Lizz Koch

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The School of Nuclear Science and Engineering invites applications for part-time (varied FTE), 9-month, fixed-term Instructor positions to teach on a term-by-term basis for the  academic year. Some of these appointments may be reviewed for renewal or transition to an instructional position on an annual basis at the discretion of the Head of School.

The School of Nuclear Science & Engineering within the College of Engineering seeks temporary instructors to teach courses in the following areas: nuclear engineering, radiation health physics, radiochemistry or engineering science. May also include course/curriculum development.

With a mission to provide world-class education that produces industry, academic, and policy leaders in the field of nuclear science, NSE boasts a robust graduate program with over 200 students. The curriculum covers various aspects of nuclear and radiation sciences, engineering, and technology. In addition, the School offers an acclaimed online Radiation Health Physics program, which ranks among the best in the nation.

NSE's tenure/tenure-track faculty members specialize in a wide range of areas, such as nuclear reactor physics, thermal hydraulics, computational methods, radiation detection and measurement, nuclear security and nonproliferation, nuclear materials, health physics, and radiochemistry.

• Instruct courses by using appropriate and various teaching strategies. Acknowledge differences in learning styles.
• Communicates effectively, meets classes as scheduled, and submits grading in a timely manner.
• Complete ABET accreditation course assessment.
• Participates in departmental and college governance as well as any professional activities.

• Masters degree in nuclear engineering, radiation health physics, radiochemistry, or closely related field
• Good written and oral communication skills

• PhD in nuclear engineering, radiation health physics, radiochemistry, or closely related field
• Industrial research experience in nuclear engineering, radiation health physics, thermodynamics, thermal fluids, radiochemistry, or engineering science
• Teaching experience at the college or university level.
• A commitment to fostering environments that value different perspectives and experiences

Working Conditions/

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Office and classroom

Salary Range:
Salary is commensurate with skills, knowledge, and experience.

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