Visiting Lecturer

Indiana University Academic Positions•Bloomington, IN

14d•$54,000

About The Position

The Walter Center for Career Achievement in College of Arts and Sciences at Indiana University invites application for full-time (10 month; August – May) non-tenure track position of Visiting Lecturer. We seek an individual with expertise in student development, career development and/or life design who is committed to excellence in teaching at the undergraduate level. The candidate will teach up to 18 credits (9 per semester), in courses, including: ASCS Q295: Design Your Life and Career, ASCS Q299: Build Your Professional Story for the Job and Internship Search, and ASCS Q300: Design Your Career and Tell Your Story. Position will begin August 1, 2026. The Walter Center for Career Achievement exists to empower every Arts + Sciences student to turn their diverse talents and passions into successful and rewarding careers. The Visiting Lecturer position will be part of the Walter Center team and will serve a critical role in meeting the goal of career education and planning for every Arts & Sciences student.

Requirements

A master’s degree in a related field is required.
Candidates should have strong communication and organizational skills, and a team-oriented approach to work.

Nice To Haves

Content expertise in life design and/or career readiness and prior teaching experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Teach 18 credit hours of ASCS coursework per academic year
Collaborate with teaching team in curriculum and lesson development
Engage in Walter Center team meetings, including Career Education team and All Staff
Participate in professional development in life design, career development, teaching, coaching, and other topics as appropriate
Contribute to and maintain shared teaching resources, lessons, curriculum, and course evaluation and improvement plans
Represent teaching team in opportunities to share and explain curriculum to stakeholders