Lecturer of Psychology, Waukesha

Lecturer of Psychology, Waukesha

General Information

• Job Title:Lecturer of Psychology
• Location:
  • 100 N East Ave
  • Waukesha, WI, 53186
  • United States
• Employee Type:Regular Faculty
• Job Category:Psychology, Faculty

Description
Description: Full-Time Lecturer in Developmental Psychology

Starting date: July 1, 2023

Qualifications:

• Ph.D. in Psychology by time of appointment.
• Preference will be given to candidates with a documented record of excellence in teaching.
• Candidates should be strongly committed to teaching at the undergraduate level and applying rigorous scientific principles to the study of psychology.
• They should also demonstrate commitment and/or experience incorporating issues related to cultural diversity in the classroom as well as promoting and fostering a learning environment that is supportive of individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Responsibilities:

• The position comes with a yearly course load of eight classes (four in the fall semester and four in the spring).
• Teaching duties include teaching and coordinating sections of the Introductory Psychology course and upper-level psychology courses (e.g., Developmental Psychology; Lifespan Psychology; and Adult Development and Aging).
• Duties also include service to the Department and undergraduate student academic advising.

Rank and Salary:

• This lecturer position is eligible for promotion without tenure. Salary is competitive and commensurate with qualifications.

The Program:

• The Psychology program is housed in Carroll's Department of Life Sciences.
• The Bachelor of Science in Psychology is the most popular major in the College of Arts and Sciences.
• The program features 6 full time faculty. Current areas of expertise in the program include learning and behavior, cognitive, clinical, experimental, and social psychology.
• Beyond classwork, Psychology faculty and majors are active in research.
• Majors also participate in study abroad and have opportunities to expand their professional skills in internship placements with local organizations.
• The Psychology program also participates in an interdisciplinary Animal Behavior major with the Biology program.
• Additionally, a newly created Master's of Behavioral Health program within the School of Education and Human Services provides graduate degree opportunities for many current students and local mental health professionals to continue their education.

Please submit a cover letter, CV, teaching philosophy, and any course evals that may demonstrate evidence of your teaching. Review of applications will begin January 1st 2023.


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