Lecturer - Mansfield campus

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Job Title:

Lecturer - Mansfield campus

Department:

Mansfield | Academic Instruction

Position Overview The Ohio State University invites applications for the position of lecturer on the Mansfield campus to teach Education Psychology 2059, “Becoming a Self-Regulated Learner.” This position is a part-time semesterly appointment with the option for renewal. Interested applicants should have at least a master’s degree in educational psychology or a related field plus experience teaching study skills, self-regulated learning, and related student success courses.

Performance Objectives Lecturers are central to our campus’s teaching faculty. In an effort to provide a consistent educational experience for students, lecturers are expected to provide an outstanding educational experience by:

Following the course syllabus that has been developed by the English department’s program committees;

Utilizing Carmen Canvas as the Learning Management system to post your syllabus, maintain your course grade book, and provide other resources/materials, as applicable.

Attending professional development meetings to coordinate with other course instructors on class readings, assignments, exercises, and grading rubrics;

Grading student assignments and providing written comments and feedback to students in a manner that is consistent with the timelines set by the Ohio Department of Higher Education and The Ohio State University;

Reporting final grades on time;

Reporting any instances of academic misconduct;

Following up with students who are granted in completes and ensuring that final grades are submitted; and Being accessible to students by email or phone outside of class and having office hours for individual student meetings. If hired, all OSU business should be conducted using the OSU email account assigned to you.

Education and Experience Requirements Required :
Master’s degree and experience teaching self-regulated learning for college students, studies skills and related courses.

Desired : experience teaching ESEPSY 2059

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The College The Ohio State University at Mansfield offered its first classes in 1958. The Mansfield campus sits on 640 acres and shares the campus with North Central State College. The campus is a thriving model for sustainability and environmental/natural resources experiential education and hands-on research. The campus has a 20-acre sugar bush used for maple syrup production; vernal pools, pine plantations, wetlands, and stream heads;

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