Teaching Support - Public Health Sciences

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PHS 539:
Qualitative Research Methods
- Fall semester

PHS 550:
Principles of Epidemiology
- Spring semester

PHS 571:
Health Services Organization & Delivery
- Spring semester

PHS 809:
Principles of Public Health
- Fall semester

PHS 810:
Behavioral Health Intervention Strategies
-Fall semester

• Assist faculty in the facilitation of coursefunctionsi.e.lectures, online sessions, team meetings, discussion boards, etc.
• Attend regular classroom sessions, if applicable
• Evaluate assignments, papers, reports, examinations,  a timely manner; provide sufficient feedback to enhance learning experience; record grades using established criteria
• Review class material with students
• Correspond with students via email, online platform, and in personin a timely manner
• Report any suspected academic integrity issues to the designated faculty member
• Maymaintaincourse Learning Management System site (CANVAS)

The role will require up to 5 hours per week during the academic semester.

• Master’s degree in a public health related field
• Completion of course at Penn State or a similar course at a comparable institution
• Good knowledge of CANVAS

Rateof compensation for this position is starting at $16.00 per hour.

Employment with the University will require successful completion of background check(s) in accordance with University policies.

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The ASR is available for review here.

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