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is responsible for creating a course syllabus in accordance with University guidelines, developing the online course in the Learning Management System with the assistance of Kline’s instructional
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part of a team, take initiative and meet deadlines. Flexible, committed and problem-solving attitude. Effective planning and organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple complex tasks
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nights; except in unusual circumstances, we expect courses will be taught in-person. Essential Functions Develop and teach undergraduate course in law. Teach required number of credit hours per term based
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counseling, crisis intervention, assessment and consultation to late adolescent/ early adult population and non-traditional students. Commitment and experience working with students with multiple marginalized
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personally; develop a greater capacity for self-awareness; therapeutic relationships; reflective practice; and moral agency. Essential Functions There will be four SIM sessions during this course that are
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, College of Engineering For the Department of Engineering Leadership and Society, Drexel University, College of Engineering - Philadelphia, PA, develop and teach industry relevant graduate and undergraduate
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reporting to the Director of Residence Life. This position is responsible for the oversight, support, and community development of the Greek Housing and Graduate Housing communities, with a particular focus
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position is expected to develop both introductory and upper-level courses in their area of expertise. Assigned courses could include both lecture and lab offerings. Successful applicants are expected
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, and workshops to enhance professional development and contribute to the collective knowledge of the research group. Represent the research team as needed to university and external audiences including
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license within a year of employment. Demonstrated commitment to working with students with multiple marginalized identities, international students, and experience working with non-traditional students