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The University of San Francisco seeks an Adjunct Professor – Chemistry for CHEM 234 Organic Chemistry II Lab. This part-time role involves leading lab sections, pre-lab lectures, and grading, with a focus on fostering hands-on learning in a dynamic lab setting.
Applicants with a BS in Chemistry or related field are required, and PhD or MS candidates may lead one section per semester. Course schedule for Spring 2027 includes Friday labs and weekly meetings.
Adjunct Professor – Chemistry
University of San Francisco
R0013014
USF Hilltop Campus
CHEM 234 Organic Chemistry II Lab
Candidates must have a BS in Chemistry or a related field. Applicants with PhDs and/or teaching experience will be given preference. Current PhD and MS graduate students will be considered to lead one section per semester.
Duties include attending a weekly lab instructor meeting, delivering a short pre-lab lecture, supervising students during experiments, and grading assignments.
See the schedule below for course times.
For the spring 2027 semester, all courses will begin on Monday January 25 and end on Thursday May 13. Final exams are held 5/15 - 5/20. There are no lab classes on the following weeks:
Week of March 15 (Spring Break)
Week of March 22 (Easter Holiday)
Week of May 10 (last week of class)
Available lab section:
Friday 1:30 - 5:20 pm
Weekly instructor meeting TBA
The University of San Francisco is an equal opportunity institution of higher education. The University
Part time
Salary
$2329 per unit
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