Visiting Lab Lecturer - Chemistry

Position

Department:
Chemistry & Biochemistry.

Title:

Visiting Laboratory Lecturer of Chemistry (9‑month, non‑tenure).
Salary: $51,000.00 to negotiable.
Duration: 9 months.

Start date:

August3,2026.

To teach undergraduate chemistry laboratory courses with a 5/5 teaching load or equivalent and provide service to the department, college, and university.

• Teach introductory and general chemistry laboratory courses, as well as modern analytical, biochemistry, physical, and/or organic chemistry lab courses, depending on candidate experience.
• Prepare chemicals and equipment to ensure laboratory spaces are properly maintained and ready for instructional use.
• Collaborate with Laboratory Manager and Laboratory Technician to provide laboratory support each term.
• Determine supplies and consumables to be ordered to support instructional laboratory activities.
• Maintain appropriate instructional resources and documentation.
• Provide service to the department, college, and university.

• Master’s degree from an accredited institution in chemistry or a closely related field.
• Previous documented experience teaching undergraduate chemistry laboratory courses.
• Demonstrated commitment and ability to create an excellent learning environment using student‑centered instructional methods.
• Strong oral communication skills.

• Completion of most or all requirements for a doctorate or equivalent terminal degree.
• Experience teaching undergraduate laboratory courses.
• Experience with online instruction and curriculum development initiatives.

This is a temporary, 9‑month appointment that may be full‑time or part‑time as required. The normal teaching load is four courses per semester. The position reports to the Department Chair and does not involve supervisory responsibilities.

• Background check per university policy; optional credit check as required.
• Title
  
  IX reporting obligations for any allegations of misconduct.

• Curriculum vitae.
• Cover letter.
• General Teaching Philosophy (1–2 pages) describing prior teaching experience and strategies for students with varying prerequisite knowledge.
• Professional references (three) with names, phone numbers, and email addresses.
• Official transcripts and U.S. degree equivalency evaluations if applicable.
• Foreign‑influence documents when required (passport, FormDS‑160 explanation).

The University of North Florida is an equal opportunity employer and prohibits discrimination on the basis of genetic information, race, color, religion, age, sex, disability, marital status, national origin, or veteran status. The university provides a safe, inclusive environment and requires all employees to comply with Title

IX policies and report any misconduct promptly.