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The University of Louisville seeks Information Technology Practitioners to serve as Part‑Time Lecturers for the NSA Cybersecurity Workforce Certificate Program at Belknap Campus. These roles support online, asynchronous instruction and related digital literacy initiatives.
Ideal candidates bring cybersecurity/IT experience and a commitment to workforce education and credentialing. Responsibilities include guiding students through course content, providing feedback, tracking progress, and
Location: Belknap Campus
Time Type: Part time
Worker Type: Temporary (Fixed Term)
Job Req ID: R108159
The University of Louisville (UofL) is seeking Information Technology Practitioners working in or who have experience with cybersecurity-related issues and topics within the industry. These professionals will serve as Part‑Time Lecturers in the current NSA Cybersecurity Workforce Certificate Program and as needed, support digital literacy programs and IT certification programs.
The Cybersecurity Workforce program enrolls students with the opportunity to earn a Cybersecurity Certificate comprised of three levels of curriculum incorporating technology industry badges (IBM, Microsoft, Google). The program is currently delivered through an asynchronous, instructor-facilitated online module system.
The role supports instructional delivery and program outlined by the grant or program. The ideal candidate will have relevant experience with cybersecurity, information technology, or related workforce education and digital literacy initiatives.
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