Graduate Level Social Work Adjunct-1

Campbellsville University•Remote Location Kentucky, KY

41d•Remote

About The Position

The adjunct instructor position is a reoccurring appointment for the teaching of specific graduate social work courses. The Adjunct Instructor is responsible for course instruction and/or capstone committee member or chair (DSW and MSW online). The instructor may serve as a field liaison, assisting the Director of Field Education in overseeing field program activity commensurate with the mission of the University and maintaining service relationships with community agencies/organizations.

Requirements

Graduate level social work instruction experience
Experience teaching online courses
Ability to respond to students' questions within a 24-hour window
Ability to grade work within 7 days of submission
Ability to maintain close communication with lead professor
Ability to enter final grades into Workday within 4 to 7 days of class ending
Ability to enter grades and attendance in Moodle at least weekly
Willingness to attend trainings and instructional meetings
Experience serving as a capstone committee member or chair (DSW and MSW online)
Experience serving as a field liaison
Experience maintaining service relationships with community agencies/organizations

Responsibilities

Teaching online courses
Responding to students’ questions in a timely manner (generally considered to be 24-hour window)
Grading work in accordance with grading rubrics within 7 days of submission
Maintaining close communication with lead professor
Entering final grades into Workday within the time frame allotted by student records (generally within 4 to 7 days of class ending)
Entering grades and attendance in Moodle at least weekly
Attending trainings and instructional meetings as required to maintain competency in managing courses
Serving as a capstone committee member or chair (DSW and MSW online)
Serving as a field liaison, assisting the Director of Field Education in overseeing field program activity
Maintaining service relationships with community agencies/organizations