Adjunct Professor in Individualized Studies for Summer 2026

Shape future leaders as an adjunct professor in Individualized Studies. Craft inclusive courses that engage diverse learners in social change, advocacy, and creativity through innovative teaching methods.

This part-time role offers the opportunity to lead courses in a dynamic academic environment. You will focus on areas like student empowerment and equity, ensuring all students have the chance to succeed. Candidates should have a Master’s or terminal degree in a relevant field, demonstrating expertise in social change and education methodologies.

Key Responsibilities:

• Teach courses in Social Change and Anti-Racism
• Develop engaging content for Student-Centered Advocacy
• Foster creativity through innovative course frameworks
• Cultivate collaborative learning environments
• Evaluate student performance and support academic growth

Requirements

• Master’s or terminal degree in relevant discipline
• Experience in teaching or personal mentoring
• Minimum 18 credits of graduate coursework in the field
• Demonstrated commitment to diverse student success
• Ability to deliver instruction in various modalities

Leverage your expertise to empower diverse student populations through meaningful, student-centered learning experiences in Individualized Studies.

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