Engaging Anatomy & Physiology Teaching Professor

UWLAC University of Wisconsin La Crosse; United States; On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid vacation (12-month positions)

Excellent health insurance

Paid holidays and sick days after 5 y

Competitive retirement benefits

Job summary

University of Wisconsin La Crosse invites applications for an academic year, non-tenure-track Assistant Teaching Professor in Biology with specialization in anatomy and physiology. The role includes teaching two-semester anatomy and physiology labs, with potential lectures or other undergraduate courses based on need.

Strong teaching and mentoring commitments are essential. Typical duties include preparing for classes, evaluating student work, maintaining records, holding office hours, advising

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in biology or closely related field; ability to teach anatomy and physiology.
• Experience teaching anatomy and physiology is preferred.
• Commitment to excellence in teaching and mentoring.

Responsibilities

• Collaborates with department faculty to develop teaching strategies relevant to the discipline.
• Develops and designs curriculum and instructional materials for a course of instruction.
• Contributes to teaching and learning scholarly work including publications/presentations.
• Contributes to curriculum development to ensure academic integrity of the unit.
• Advises students on academic and career directions within the field.
• Facilitates classroom, online, and/or laboratory instruction, including assessment of student performance.
• May supervise student employees involved in development or delivery of instruction.

Skills

Teaching anatomy and physiology

Student mentoring

Education

Master’s degree in biology

PhD (preferred)

Job description

University of Wisconsin La Crosse invites applications for an academic year, non-tenure-track Assistant Teaching Professor in Biology with specialization in anatomy and physiology. The role includes teaching two-semester anatomy and physiology labs, with potential lectures or other undergraduate courses based on need.

Strong teaching and mentoring commitments are essential. Typical duties include preparing for classes, evaluating student work, maintaining records, holding office hours, advising