Continuous: Supplemental Instruction Adjunct, UMKC International Center Supplemental
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Education / Teaching
Professional Development, Training Instructor / Specialist, Education Administration
Hiring Department
Academic Support & Mentoring
International Center for Supplemental Instruction (ICSI)Job Description
The International Center for Supplemental Instruction (ICSI) SIAssociate Adjunct serves as a dedicated point of contact and sourceof support for SI programs that are currently accredited or are working toward ICSI accreditation. The position provides individualized guidance to help programs strengthen their implementation of SI, maintain accreditation standards, and address areas where additional support or development may be needed.
The position also supports the dissemination of SI best practices across the United States and internationally through training,consultation, and professional development. The position interfaces with higher education professionals and organizations from acrossthe United States and around the world for the purposes of advancing the work and reach of ICSI and supporting revenue-generating activities that directly support Academic Support and Mentoring (ASM) programming.
Roles and Responsibilities- Serve as a point person for assigned SI programs, providing guidance and support throughout the assigned term.
- Be matched with up to 10 accredited SI programs and conduct atleast one check-in with each assigned program during the serviceterm to learn about their progress, identify areas where support may be helpful, and connect programs with appropriate ICSIresources.
- Coach SI programs that are not yet meeting accreditation standards, helping programs develop practical strategies to strengthen their SI implementation.
- Support programs aspiring to become ICSI-accredited by providing guidance as they work toward meeting accreditationexpectations.
- Train and provide consultation to higher educationprofessionals from the United States and around the world regarding the implementation, development, supervision, and sustainability of Supplemental Instruction.
- Provide online training and consultation related to SI program leadership, implementation, supervision, and best practices.
- Support the dissemination of ICSI best practices and resources across the United States and internationally.
- Share practical expertise and experience with institutionsseeking to strengthen, develop, or expand their SI programs.
- Organize and facilitate ICSI events, trainings, webinars, andother professional development opportunities as requested.
- Interface with higher education professionals, institutions,and organizations to identify opportunities for training,consultation, and other ICSI services.
- Contribute to activities that support the continued growth ofICSI and its revenue-generating services, which directly supportASM programming.
- Review SI Leader Microcredential candidates and provide feedback as part of the ICSI credentialing process.
- Contribute to ICSI projects and initiatives as assigned basedon the individual's expertise and organizational needs.
- Represent ICSI in a professional and collegial manner when working with institutions, organizations, and higher educationprofessionals.
- Connect SI programs and higher education professionals with appropriate ICSI resources, expertise, and opportunities for continued professional development.
- Provide constructive, practical, and collegial feedback to SIprograms and professionals to support continuous improvement andhigh-quality SI implementation.
- Organize and facilitate events and other activities as requested by ICSI leadership.
Part time, not eligible for benefits. Anticipated FTE will be .25per contract (approximately 10 hours); FTE may be more but will always be less than .74 FTE (approximately 28 hours).
Qualifications- Bachelor's degree or an equivalent combination of education and experience from which comparable knowledge and skills can be acquired.
- Completion of the Advanced SI Supervisor Training conducted bythe International Center for Supplemental Instruction.
- At least four years of experience working in SI program leadership at a higher education institution.
- Active and in-good-standing membership on the US SI Advisory Board as an SI Associate for at least two years.
- Demonstrated knowledge, experience, and commitment necessary toprovide effective support to SI programs in accordance with ICSIstandards.
- Demonstrated knowledge and experience with Supplemental Instruction.
- Demonstrated ability to provide training, consultation, and support to higher education professionals.
- Ability to effectively communicate and facilitate training inan online environment.
- Master's degree or…
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