What are the responsibilities and job description for the Adjunct of Public Health position at Albright College?
Albright College has an opening for an adjunct instructor in epidemiology for an in person course. The Public Health Program at Albright College seeks a qualified instructor to teach an in-person epidemiology course at the undergraduate level. The course is offered once per academic year, at the 300 level, in the fall semester.
The College is looking for the candidate to have a minimum of a master’s degree in public health or a related field of study an accredited institution and experience teaching at the post-secondary level. The adjunct professor's responsibilities, when called upon, include teaching in areas where they are certified due to large numbers of students or in classes where specialty certifications are needed, reviewing and improving syllabi, understanding students’ needs, developing engaging lesson plans, and ensuring the relevant learning resources are available. You should also be able to evaluate student performance and address any issues promptly.
To be successful as an adjunct professor, you should prepare assessments that enrich and challenge students. Outstanding adjunct professors are able to teach and foster relationships with students from different cultural and economic backgrounds. At all times the adjunct professor must create a classroom environment where students feel comfortable participating and learning.
Review of applications for this position will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Interested applicants should complete an application by clicking “Apply Now”. Cover letter, a minimum of two professional references and any other supporting application materials can be uploaded in one document along with the curriculum vitae. Optional documents may be submitted and can include: proof of education/certification, licenses, and letters of recommendation.
Key Responsibilities
- Teach in-person engaging undergraduate courses on the Albright College Campus in Reading, PA
- Provide timely, substantive feedback on student work
- Support critical thinking, applied learning, and professional skill development
- Foster a supportive and inclusive learning environment
Qualifications
- A minimum of a master’s degree in public health or a related field of study an accredited institution and experience teaching at the post-secondary level.
- Familiarity with D2L Brightspace is preferred
- Strong communication, feedback, and student engagement skills