College of Social Work -Faculty Emeritus; SEM

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Job Title:

College of Social Work - Faculty Emeritus (SEM)

Department:
Social Work | Faculty Affairs

The College seeks to appoint an emeritus faculty member to provide subject-matter expertise and curriculum development support for the revision of SW 7611:
Integrative Seminar on Health and Aging
, a graduate‑level social work course. The faculty member will update the course to reflect current scholarship, evidence-informed social work practice, and contemporary issues related to health only, with the goal of it serving as part of a future health specialization in the MSW program.

The appointment will include the development of a revised course syllabus and 14 weeks of online instructional content suitable for delivery in the Canvas course management system. Course development will include:

• An updated syllabus, including course description, learning objectives/outcomes, course policies, schedule, and required materials
• Fourteen weeks of organized online course content and learning activities
• Current scholarly readings and other appropriate instructional resources
• Graduate‑level assignments and learning activities aligned with course objectives
• Grading rubrics for all major assignments
• Integration of contemporary issues, research, policy, and social work practice related to health
• Coordination with designated College personnel to ensure that course content meets CSWE curricular and CSW online‑learning expectations

The completed course should provide students with a rigorous, engaging, and cohesive learning experience that integrates social work knowledge, values, policy, research, and practice within the context of health.

• Track(s):
  Expertise in health and social work
• Rank:
  Faculty Emeritus
• Language Requirements:
  All content will be produced in English and in alignment with university accessibility requirements.
• Location:
  
  remote work
• The university will not sponsor candidates for work visas for this position

• Revise Social Work 7611:
  Integrative Seminar on Health and Aging to only include updated content on health
• Align Social Work 7611 with CSWE competency requirements

Required:

A degree in social work (BSSW, MSW, or PhD) is required. Knowledge of Social Work 7611:
Integrative Seminar on Health and Aging.
Profes…