What are the responsibilities and job description for the Lecturer position at Auburn Alumni Association?
The College of Veterinary Medicine invites applications for a 9-month non-tenure track faculty position at the rank of Lecturer in Public and One Health beginning in the spring or fall of 2025. The College has a new undergraduate major program in Public and One Health, a unique public health program that utilizes One Health as its guiding principle. See our website here: https://www.vetmed.auburn.edu/academics/public-and-one-health/
We seek an enthusiastic candidate who is committed to teaching excellence, actively engaging undergraduate students, and collaboration within the University community to ensure a positive overall experience for all students. The lecturer will deliver One Health-themed educational content consisting of coordinating at least two courses per semester in two or more of the following areas of public health: social and behavioral health including health promotion; and public health policy, law, and ethics, in relation to humans, animals, and the environment. Possibilities exist for the development of a new undergraduate course or courses (with options to include graduate coursework) depending on the individual’s area of expertise.
Applications received by December 15, 2024,will be given full consideration, although applications will continue to be taken on an ongoing basis, and the position will be kept open until it is filled.
We seek an enthusiastic candidate who is committed to teaching excellence, actively engaging undergraduate students, and collaboration within the University community to ensure a positive overall experience for all students. The lecturer will deliver One Health-themed educational content consisting of coordinating at least two courses per semester in two or more of the following areas of public health: social and behavioral health including health promotion; and public health policy, law, and ethics, in relation to humans, animals, and the environment. Possibilities exist for the development of a new undergraduate course or courses (with options to include graduate coursework) depending on the individual’s area of expertise.
Applications received by December 15, 2024,will be given full consideration, although applications will continue to be taken on an ongoing basis, and the position will be kept open until it is filled.
