Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor of Biology

About the position

We seek an individual with expertise in and enthusiasm for teaching Animal Behavior and Conservation Biology to students in Biology and in the Environment & Sustainability Program. The successful applicant will be expected to be an effective teacher and will have a 3-3 teaching load, with two lectures and one lab section of Animal Behavior taught in the fall semester, and two lectures and one lab section of Conservation Biology taught in the spring semester. There is no expectation of research scholarship associated with this position. However, the successful applicant is expected to keep course content current with the latest advances in both fields.

Responsibilities

• Teach Animal Behavior and Conservation Biology courses.
• Manage a 3-3 teaching load.
• Deliver two lectures and one lab section of Animal Behavior in the fall semester.
• Deliver two lectures and one lab section of Conservation Biology in the spring semester.
• Keep course content current with the latest advances in both fields.

Requirements

• Expertise in Animal Behavior and Conservation Biology.
• Enthusiasm for teaching.