The Lecturer will teach one or more courses in a classroom environment during the 2026–27 spring semester: LIS 407 Data Storytelling with Visualization, LIS 472 Introduction to Web Development, LIS 635 Reference and Information Service, or LIS 678 Preservation & Conservation of Library and Archives Materials. The position is in the College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence (iSchool) and is a part-time appointment at 33.4%. The minimum full-time-equivalent salary is $50,115, resulting in a base total of $8,411.79 for this appointment. Actual pay depends on qualifications, appointment percentage, and prior higher education teaching experience. The Lecturer facilitates classroom, online, and/or laboratory instruction for one or more courses and assesses student performance. The role is an initial point of contact for students regarding course or series content and expectations, and develops instructional design and curriculum relevant to the course. A minimum of a master's degree in Library and Information Studies or a closely related field is required. Course-specific qualifications include practical or teaching experience in data storytelling with visualization for LIS 407; web development experience focused on JavaScript and associated programming, design, accessibility, ethics, CMS, and scripting/framework skills for LIS 472; practical experience providing reference services and expertise with reference tools, services, and sources for LIS 635; and experience with analog and digital formats, advanced preservation training, professional experience in libraries, archives, or heritage institutions, and demonstrated application of preservation or conservation methods for LIS 678.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level