Clinical Assistant Professor: Development in Elementary Education

UNC-Chapel Hill; North Carolina; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

UNC-Chapel Hill seeks a Clinical Assistant Professor in Development and Learning in Elementary Education. The appointment is full-time, fixed-term for three years, with the potential to renew, and is primarily teaching-focused at the undergraduate level.

The role contributes to the BA in Elementary Education and the Human Development and Family Studies major, emphasizing alignment with standards and collaborative partnerships with schools and communities.

Qualifications

• Professional experience in elementary education, teacher preparation, and/or applied work in human development or family science contexts.
• Strong ability to bridge theory and practice in courses and clinical settings with attention to equity and developmental needs.
• Experience collaborating with faculty, school partners, and community stakeholders.
• Commitment to preparing future elementary educators through practice-based instruction and mentoring.

Responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate courses in BA Elementary Education and Human Development programs, focusing on classroom contexts and child development.
• Design, coordinate, and continuously improve coursework and clinical experiences in the BA Elementary Education program.
• Collaborate with faculty to align coursework with state and national standards for teacher preparation.
• Engage in program assessment, accreditation work, and partnerships with schools and communities.

Skills

Elementary education experience

Inclusive teaching

Collaboration with stakeholders

Education

Doctorate in education or related field

Job description

UNC-Chapel Hill seeks a Clinical Assistant Professor in Development and Learning in Elementary Education. The appointment is full-time, fixed-term for three years, with the potential to renew, and is primarily teaching-focused at the undergraduate level.

The role contributes to the BA in Elementary Education and the Human Development and Family Studies major, emphasizing alignment with standards and collaborative partnerships with schools and communities.