Lecturer Issues in Forestry

Position: Lecturer for Current Issues in Forestry
Become a vital part of forest conservation discussions as a Sessional Lecturer for FOR
3000HF at the University of Toronto. Your expertise will help shape critical dialogues on forest management and environmental issues.

This position at the St. George campus requires co-teaching responsibilities, working closely with a Forestry professor. Prepare and deliver impactful lectures while organizing guest lectures from industry experts. You will oversee course readings, create and grade assignments, and hold office hours to support students, ensuring they grasp the essential themes in forest conservation.

Key Responsibilities:

• Collaborate with a Forestry professor to deliver course content

• Develop and present engaging lectures on forest conservation topics

• Invite and coordinate guest speakers to enhance learning

• Evaluate student work, including exams and projects

• Provide support during regular office hours for students

Requirements:

• Background in forestry and communications

• Experience in teaching or course management preferred

• Knowledge of Canadian and global forest issues

• Engagement with current climate change challenges

• Contract from September 2026 to December 2026

Drive student interest in forest conservation at the esteemed University of Toronto, making a profound impact in the academic community.
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