Adjunct Doctoral Instructor - Quantitative Methods & Justice

Dormont Manufacturing Co; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 21,336 - 25,557; Part time

Job summary

The University Of San Francisco is seeking adjunct faculty in the School of Education to develop and teach a doctoral-level research methods course. The role focuses on ensuring rigorous course content that fosters students' use of quantitative research methods.

Candidates must hold an earned doctorate in a relevant field and demonstrate a commitment to social justice education. Part-time teaching schedule expected, with opportunities to support students outside of class.

Qualifications

• Hold an earned doctorate in a relevant field, ABD candidates considered.
• Demonstrated commitment to social justice in education.
• Experience teaching in higher education preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develop and teach a doctoral-level research course.
• Work collaboratively to achieve course outcomes.
• Support students between class meetings.

Skills

Commitment to social justice in education

Experience teaching doctoral students

Knowledge of quantitative research methods

Education

Earned doctorate in Educational Psychology or related field

Job description

The University Of San Francisco is seeking adjunct faculty in the School of Education to develop and teach a doctoral-level research methods course. The role focuses on ensuring rigorous course content that fosters students' use of quantitative research methods.

Candidates must hold an earned doctorate in a relevant field and demonstrate a commitment to social justice education. Part-time teaching schedule expected, with opportunities to support students outside of class.