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- Adjunct Lecturer - Developmental Psychology - Department
of Psychology - Fixed-Term
Portland
State University's Department of Psychology invites applications
for Adjunct Lecturers with expertise in developmental psychology
and teaching experience to teach undergraduate sections
of core courses in developmental psychology.
Courses
PSY311
Human Development across the Lifespan (4 cr)
PSY460
Child Psychology (4 cr)
The
Psychology Department serves approximately 900 undergraduate
majors and offers classes of interest to undergraduate students
from across campus. In addition to 18 full-time faculty,
the department works with a cadre of about 20-25 talented
and dedicated adjunct part-time faculty, many of whom have
taught for the department for years.
Portland
State University, with its 49-acre downtown campus, is a
comprehensive public university enrolling 26,000 students.
PSU seeks to meet the needs of its increasingly diverse
population through its curriculum, research, and community
service activities. PSU 's mission is to provide access
through the life span to a quality liberal education for
undergraduates and an appropriate array of professional
and graduate programs.
Required
Qualifications
Compensation
Courses
are paid on a per credit basis, at a current rate of $2,984
or higher depending on qualifications.
To
Apply
Applicants
should provide a letter of interest specifying availability
(for summer, fall, winter, and/or spring quarter), curriculum
vita, evidence of teaching experience, and names and contact
information for two professional references to:
Review
of applications begins immediately and continues as new
sections are needed.
Portland
State University is an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity
Institution and, in keeping with the President's diversity
initiative, welcomes applications from diverse candidates
and candidates who support diversity.
