Adjunct Instructor - Aquatic Ecology; Lecture and Laboratory

Hiring Rate

$12,621.00

This course serves undergraduate students in both the Biological Sciences (Department of Biology) and Environmental Sciences programs. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment where students, faculty, and staff from all backgrounds can thrive. Our programs promote equitable access to educational and research opportunities, incorporate diverse perspectives into the curriculum, and cultivate a sense of belonging across the scientific community.

Through these efforts, we prepare future scientists to address complex biological and environmental challenges in an increasingly diverse world.

We seek an enthusiastic Adjunct Instructor to teach Aquatic Ecology, including both lecture and laboratory components. The successful candidate will have a strong background in aquatic ecology and a demonstrated commitment to excellence in undergraduate teaching.

• Teaching two 1.5-hour lectures and one 4-hour laboratory session each week.
• Delivering instructions on aquatic ecosystem dynamics, water quality assessment, and the ecology and behavior of aquatic organisms.
• Maintaining a safe, engaging, and inclusive learning environment.
• Assessing student performance and submitting grades in accordance with university policies.
• Updating course materials as appropriate while building upon existing syllabi, lectures, laboratory exercises, and field activities provided by the department.

Master's degree or Ph.D. in Ecology, Environmental Science, Aquatic Ecology, or a closely related field.

Previous undergraduate teaching experience is preferred.

Excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills.