Full-Time Water Resources Engineering Lecturer

California Polytechnic State University; San Luis Obispo (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo seeks a full-time lecturer for the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, specifically for Water Resources Engineering. This position is a temporary appointment for two academic years with the possibility of extension. Responsibilities include teaching various courses in water resource engineering, engaging in student-centered learning, and contributing to departmental initiatives. Candidates with a Master's degree in related fields are encouraged to apply, while those with a Ph.D. may receive preference. The university values diversity and aims to foster an inclusive environment.

Qualifications

• Master's degree or higher in relevant engineering fields required.
• Demonstrated experience in teaching and student-centered approaches.
• Ability to engage with diverse populations and foster an inclusive environment.

Responsibilities

• Teach core and elective courses in water resource engineering.
• Engage students in learning through a diverse range of teaching methods.
• Contribute to curriculum development and departmental activities.

Skills

Student-centered learning

Collaboration in multidisciplinary settings

Proficiency in English

Education

Master's in Water Resource Engineering or related field

Ph.D. (preferred) in relevant fields

Job description

California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo seeks a full-time lecturer for the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, specifically for Water Resources Engineering. This position is a temporary appointment for two academic years with the possibility of extension. Responsibilities include teaching various courses in water resource engineering, engaging in student-centered learning, and contributing to departmental initiatives. Candidates with a Master's degree in related fields are encouraged to apply, while those with a Ph.D. may receive preference. The university values diversity and aims to foster an inclusive environment.