MSW Instructor – In-Person Teaching, KS Polytechnic

The University of Kansas; Lawrence (KS); On-site; USD 4,100 - 5,000; Part time

Job summary

The University of Kansas invites applications for an part-time Instructor in the School of Social Welfare. The role involves teaching MSW level content primarily in-person at the Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus, across social work practice, policy, behavior, research, race/social justice, or electives.

Applicants should have an MSW from an accredited program (or a relevant master's for non-practice areas) and demonstrated ability to plan, deliver, and assess courses, with a commitment

Qualifications

• For ALL classes: Strong communication skills and ability to organize multiple tasks.
• Formal degree in the cited discipline area to ensure foundational knowledge and best practices.
• Teaching MSW content with curriculum development and classroom administration experience preferred.
• Experience in fostering an inclusive and welcoming educational environment for all students.
• Knowledge of social work practice, policy, or research areas is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Teach in MSW program in content areas such as social work practice, policy, behavior, research, or electives.
• Plan and organize the course, including syllabus preparation and textbook coordination.
• Deliver instruction, administer tests and assignments, and provide graded feedback.
• Maintain office hours and assist students as needed.
• Contribute to curriculum development within the School of Social Welfare.

Skills

Strong communication skills

Ability to organize multiple tasks

Curriculum conceptualization

Education

MSW from an accredited program

Master's degree in a relevant social or behavioral science discipline

Tools

Canvas

Job description

The University of Kansas invites applications for an part-time Instructor in the School of Social Welfare. The role involves teaching MSW level content primarily in-person at the Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus, across social work practice, policy, behavior, research, race/social justice, or electives.

Applicants should have an MSW from an accredited program (or a relevant master's for non-practice areas) and demonstrated ability to plan, deliver, and assess courses, with a commitment