The Sociology and Public Health Program invites applications for part-time instructors for a variety of health-related courses for the Spring 2024 semester and the following academic year in a new Bachelor of Arts in Public Health program. Courses to be offered might include medical sociology, mental health and illness, health policy, community health, and social epidemiology; the courses might be offered in person and/or online, and during the daytime and/or evening.
Applicants should submit a statement of interest including their availability for teaching, a curriculum vitae or resume, and names and contact information for at least two references.
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The position requires a master's degree in Sociology, Public Health, or a related field, with at least some doctoral work and/or experience with providing community/public health programming preferred. Preference also will be given to applicants with prior college teaching experience.

Demonstrate a commitment to teaching excellence.
Contribute assessment information and data as requested.
Prepare and teach undergraduate and/or graduate classes.
Mentor and/or advise undergraduate and/or graduate students.

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