Adjunct Instructor - Aspin Center - Spring 2027

Adjunct Instructor
- Aspin Center
- Spring 2027

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To complete your application, please provide (1) your current resume/CV, (2) a cover letter that describes your proposed course(s), (3) unofficial transcripts from your higher education institutions, and (4) the names of two references who could write a letter on your behalf. Applicants moving forward with a course will be asked to secure these letters from their references and sent to paul.nolette

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Position Title:

Adjunct Instructor
- Aspin Center
- Spring 2027

State: DC

Employment Status:
Part Time

Position Status:
Limited Term

End Date of Assignment, Project, or Grant: 05/08/2027

Position Type:
Faculty

Job Family:
Faculty

We are seeking experienced practitioners with an advanced degree (MA, MPA, MPP, JD, PhD, etc.) to teach a 1 credit course in Washington D.C. for 5 weeks during the Spring 2027 semester. The semester’s interdisciplinary theme is “Health, Wellness, and Sustainability” and how these broad themes intersect with public policy locally, federally, and internationally.

Ideas for course topics include, but are not limited to:

• Politics of US healthcare
• Environmental politics, law, and policy
• Emergency management, community resilience and recovery from disaster
• Politics of food and hunger
• Environment & theology
• Urban design, sustainable city planning, public transit, role of municipal and local governments
• Water quality, watersheds, and water health
• Preservation (of history, art, national parks, etc.)
• Mental health
• Environmental impacts of AI and tech
• Energy policy (renewable, oil, natural gas, fracking, tariffs, trade, etc.)
• Economics of happiness
• UN Sustainable Development Goals for 2030
• Consumer protection and oversight
• Criminal rehabilitation and restorative justice
• Disability studies
• Sustainability and climate change

To teach, you will need to have availability once a week for five consecutive weeks during the Spring 2027 semester. Classes will be held on Thursdays (12:30pm‑3pm, 3:30pm‑6pm, or 6:30pm – 9pm) or Fridays (9:30am‑12pm or 12:30 pm‑3 pm).

Masters Degree preferred or substantial progress toward the terminal degree.

5 or more years of professional experience in the field or subject area of the course.

Political Science

03/06/2026

To complete your application, please provide (1) your current resume/CV, (2) a cover letter that describes your proposed course(s), (3) unofficial transcripts from your higher education institutions, and (4) the names of two references who could write a letter on your behalf. Applicants moving forward with a course will be asked to secure these letters from their references and sent to paul.nolette

separately. Please reach out to Paul Nolette (paul.nolette) with any questions.

It is the policy of Marquette University to provide equal employment opportunities ( EEO ) to all employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status or any other applicable federal or state-protected classification.

Required Documents

• Curriculum Vitae
• Cover Letter/Letter of Application
• Unofficial Transcripts
• References

Optional Documents

• Unofficial Transcripts 2
• Unofficial Transcripts 3
• Other Document 1
• Other Document 2