Adjunct Faculty - Doctor of Social Work

Role overview Jobgether is hiring an Adjunct Faculty member for the Doctor of Social Work program. This part-time teaching role focuses on guiding doctoral students as they deepen their expertise in social work. What you will do Teach courses within the Doctor of Social Work curriculum Share knowledge of social work practices, theoretical frameworks, and current research Support the academic and professional development of doctoral students What we look for Strong understanding of social work theory and practice Experience with research in the social work field Commitment to educating and mentoring future social workers Location United States

Role overview Covista is seeking an Adjunct Faculty member for the Doctor of Social Work program. This part-time, remote position focuses on supporting students as they advance their understanding of social work theory and practice. What you will do Teach and mentor doctoral students in an online setting Guide learners through advanced social work concepts Foster discussion and provide feedback on coursework Location This role is fully remote.

The American College of Education is seeking a dedicated Adjunct Faculty member for our Doctoral Research program. In this remote role, you will uphold a robust academic presence while fostering professional development through innovative teaching, scholarly pursuits, and contributions to the community and the college. You will collaborate closely with the department chair, who will guide you in managing academic responsibilities, engaging with students, and pursuing ongoing professional growth.As part of our mission-driven institution, we are committed to delivering high-quality, affordable, and accessible online education. Our programs are designed with evidence-based content that prioritizes real-world applications, ensuring our students' needs are at the forefront of our educational offerings.We are looking for individuals who are not only passionate about student success but also thrive in a collaborative and competitive remote environment. A keen attention to detail and a commitment to excellence are essential in this role.

Join Our Team as an Adjunct Faculty Member!As an Adjunct Faculty member, you will play a crucial role in guiding doctoral students by serving as a committee chair or faculty advisor for their project study committees.What You Can Expect at Walden UniversityAt Walden, our faculty are dedicated to empowering adult learners through innovative online teaching practices. You will utilize digital tools to facilitate meaningful interactions, provide constructive feedback, and share insights with students, all while fostering a respectful and inclusive learning environment.Training and SupportAll new faculty members will undergo comprehensive training that covers effective teaching methods, the use of our electronic learning platform, and an in-depth understanding of university policies and procedures. You will also be equipped to assess academic integrity and supervise DNP projects.Availability and Course ResponsibilitiesFaculty members are assigned courses conducted via the CANVAS platform, with a commitment to engage with students effectively. You are expected to be present in the virtual classroom for a minimum of four days each week, responding to student inquiries within 48 hours.Technical Skills RequiredSuccessful candidates must demonstrate proficiency in fulfilling essential duties and be adaptable to meet the diverse needs of our student body. We are committed to providing reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities.

Augsburg University is seeking dedicated adjunct faculty members to teach courses in the Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) program, focusing on Physician Assistant/Associate studies for the 2026 academic year.Our DMSc program is designed to nurture a holistic educational experience, prioritizing innovation, inclusivity, evidence-based practices, and collaborative learning. We aim to cultivate future leaders in the PA profession who are equipped to navigate and influence the dynamic healthcare environment.This recruitment will create a pool of potential instructors for future openings during the Fall, Summer, and Spring semesters. Candidates will be selected from this pool as needed throughout the year.Courses will be delivered in an online asynchronous format, requiring instructors to be adept at providing exceptional instruction in this modality. Responsibilities include teaching, grading, maintaining a professional online learning environment, mentoring students, responding to inquiries via email, holding regular office hours, monitoring student progress, attending faculty meetings, and maintaining regular communication with the DMSc Program Director. Course materials, including syllabi, calendars, readings, and engagement activities, will typically be provided. Each course requires approximately 12-15 hours of commitment per week over a 15-16 week period.The ideal candidate will demonstrate a strong commitment to student engagement and development, with a high degree of intercultural competence and expertise in their subject area.

Augsburg University's Department of Social Work is actively seeking applications for adjunct faculty roles to instruct undergraduate, graduate, and LADC program courses starting in 2026.This recruitment aims to create a talent pool of instructors available for potential openings throughout the Spring, Summer, or Fall semesters of 2026. Selected applicants may be engaged as needed throughout the academic year.Course offerings will differ by term. Undergraduate classes are scheduled during the day on Tuesdays and Thursdays, while graduate courses are delivered in a hybrid format that combines in-person sessions with asynchronous online activities. Graduate classes are typically held on weeknights or weekends. Instructors are responsible for teaching, grading, addressing student inquiries via email, maintaining regular office hours, providing updates on student progress, and collaborating closely with the course coordinator. A detailed course syllabus including calendar, textbook, homework selection, sample activities, and exams, along with shared office space, will generally be provided. Each course demands approximately 12-15 hours of commitment per week for a duration of 15-16 weeks.The ideal candidate will demonstrate a high degree of intercultural competence and a strong dedication to inclusive practices and authentic representation.The collective bargaining agreement with SEIU, Local 284 governs adjunct faculty roles at Augsburg University.

Join Walden University as a Part-Time Adjunct Faculty member for the Master of Social Work program. In this role, you will leverage online technology and resources to educate and engage students effectively. Your communications will be thoughtful, well-structured, and timely, fostering a respectful learning environment for both students and faculty. Faculty members are expected to adhere to Walden University's standards and expectations as outlined at the commencement of their employment.Key Responsibilities:Training: New faculty will receive comprehensive training on teaching techniques, the use of electronic learning platforms, institutional policies, assessment of academic integrity, and thesis/dissertation supervision.Course Instruction: You will be assigned courses conducted through the eCollege platform, responsible for student interaction via discussion boards that remain open 24/7. Timely responses to student inquiries are required, adhering to the Faculty Handbook guidelines.Student Accessibility: Faculty should maintain reasonable availability to students beyond course discussions, including the publication of office hours and regular online engagement.Residencies: Attendance at domestic or international residencies may be required for faculty members, where they will facilitate discussions and teach intensives.Additional duties as assigned and compliance with all university policies are expected.

Elmhurst University is seeking a dedicated and knowledgeable adjunct faculty member to teach Economics courses. This position involves engaging with students in a dynamic learning environment, fostering critical thinking, and encouraging real-world application of economic principles.

Join our dynamic educational team as an Adjunct Faculty Lecturer, where you will have the opportunity to inspire and educate students in a collaborative environment. We are looking for passionate individuals who are committed to student success and possess a strong background in their respective fields.

Join our dynamic team at alu as an Adjunct Faculty member, where you will have the opportunity to inspire and educate our diverse student body. This fully remote position allows you to teach courses in your area of expertise and engage with students from around the world. Your contributions will help shape the future of education and empower learners to achieve their goals.

The Department of Psychology at Augsburg University is seeking qualified candidates for adjunct faculty positions to teach introductory undergraduate psychology courses in 2026. We aim to create a diverse pool of instructors for potential openings during the Spring, Summer, or Fall terms.Available Courses:Principles of PsychologyPsychology and LawAddiction and RecoveryPsychopathologyCognitive PsychologyPersonality PsychologyResearch Methods and StatisticsInstructors will be responsible for delivering engaging lectures, grading assignments, responding to student inquiries via email, holding regular office hours, providing updates on student progress, and maintaining communication with the course coordinator. Course materials such as syllabi, calendars, textbooks, homework assignments, and shared office space will be provided. Classes are primarily conducted in-person on our Minneapolis campus and typically require a commitment of 12-15 hours per week for a duration of 15-16 weeks.The ideal candidate will demonstrate a strong commitment to intercultural competency and inclusive teaching practices.

Join our dynamic team as an Adjunct Chemistry Faculty where you will inspire and educate students in the fascinating world of chemistry. This position offers a flexible teaching schedule, allowing you to engage with students through innovative teaching methods and foster a love for science.

The Department of Business and Economics at Augsburg University is seeking qualified adjunct faculty to deliver engaging courses in Entrepreneurship. As an instructor, you will have the opportunity to design and teach courses such as Entrepreneurship and Managing Innovation.Participate actively in the Auggie Cup and Baby Shark events, which require additional time and commitment. These events provide students with a platform to present business plans and explore entrepreneurial opportunities:Auggie Cup (December): Student teams develop business plans for local entrepreneurs, presenting their proposals to a panel of judges. Winning teams are awarded scholarships and mentorship opportunities.Baby Shark (April): This contest encourages students to harness their entrepreneurial skills and launch new businesses, open to all undergraduate and graduate students at Augsburg University.This recruitment will create a talent pool from which we can hire adjunct faculty as needed for the Spring, Summer, or Fall semesters of 2026. Selected applicants may be contacted throughout the year as openings arise.Ideal candidates will demonstrate a strong commitment to inclusive teaching and possess intercultural competence. Responsibilities include preparing course materials, conducting lectures, grading assignments, holding office hours, and maintaining regular communication with students. Course materials, including the syllabus and shared office space, will be provided. Each course demands approximately 12-15 hours of commitment per week.Adjunct faculty positions are governed by the collective bargaining agreement with SEIU, Local 284.

The Department of Business and Economics at Augsburg University is seeking adjunct faculty to teach a range of Management courses, including Principles of Management and International Management.This recruitment aims to create a talent pool for potential teaching openings that may arise during the Spring, Summer, or Fall semesters of 2026. Selected candidates will be contacted as positions become available throughout the academic year.The ideal candidate will demonstrate a high level of intercultural competence and a strong commitment to inclusive teaching practices. Applicants are encouraged to showcase their relevant skills and experiences in their applications. Responsibilities include delivering engaging classroom instruction, developing course materials, grading assignments, holding office hours, maintaining regular communication via email, and possibly participating in an orientation prior to the commencement of classes. Course syllabi, textbooks, and shared office space will be provided. Each course requires an estimated commitment of 12-15 hours per week.This position is governed by the collective bargaining agreement with SEIU, Local 284, which outlines the terms of adjunct faculty employment at Augsburg.Compensation & BenefitsCompensation is in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement with SEIU, Local 284Compensation ranges from $5,800 to $6,175 per undergraduate course for the 2025-26 academic year.Eligible for a 2-4% retirement contribution match.Tuition discounts available for employees and their dependents.Discounts on transit passes.Note: This position does not include healthcare benefits.*Compensation is based on a typical 4-credit undergraduate or 3-credit graduate course meeting minimum enrollment criteria.Please be aware that, due to employment law and payroll regulations, only adjunct faculty residing in Minnesota or Wisconsin are eligible for this position, even for online courses.

The Department of Business and Economics at Augsburg University seeks dynamic adjunct faculty to deliver engaging Marketing courses, from Principles of Marketing to International Marketing.This recruitment will create a candidate pool for potential openings during the Spring, Summer, or Fall semesters of 2026. Candidates may be selected from this pool on an as-needed basis throughout the academic year.The ideal candidate will demonstrate a strong commitment to intercultural competence and inclusive teaching practices. Applicants are encouraged to showcase experiences and skills that reflect these values. Responsibilities include delivering lectures, developing course materials, grading assignments, holding office hours, and maintaining regular communication via email. Orientation may also be required the week prior to classes starting. Course syllabus, textbooks, and shared office space will be provided. Each course will demand around 12-15 hours of work per week.The adjunct teaching positions are governed by the collective bargaining agreement with SEIU, Local 284.Compensation & BenefitsCompensation is subject to the collective bargaining agreement with SEIU, Local 284Compensation ranges from $5,800 to $6,175 per undergraduate course for the 2025-26 academic yearEligible for a 2-4% retirement contribution matchTuition discounts for employees and their dependentsDiscounts on transit passesNote: Healthcare benefits are not available for adjunct faculty.*Courses refer to typical 4-credit undergraduate or 3-credit graduate courses that meet minimum enrollment requirements.Please be aware that, in accordance with employment laws and payroll regulations, only adjunct faculty residing in Minnesota or Wisconsin can be employed, even for online courses.

Join the Lyon College School of Dental Medicine as an Adjunct Faculty in General Dentistry!We invite enthusiastic candidates to apply for several adjunct faculty roles where you will play a vital part in shaping the future of dental education. This position primarily involves teaching general dentistry at both preclinical and clinical levels. You will supervise Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) students as they engage in simulated and live patient care activities within our state-of-the-art simulation and comprehensive care clinics.

Join the American College of Education as an Adjunct Faculty member in Educational Leadership, where you will play a pivotal role in fostering student success through your academic expertise and dedication to professional development. In this position, you will collaborate closely with the department chair, who will guide you on your academic duties, student engagement, community service, and ongoing professional growth.About American College of EducationFounded in 2005, American College of Education is a pioneering institution in online professional development, committed to delivering high-quality, affordable, and accessible educational programs. Our mission focuses on evidence-based content and real-world application, ensuring our programs meet the needs of our students. Recognized for our commitment to social responsibility, we strive to create a positive impact on our students, alumni, and the broader community.Your RoleYou are a dedicated educator passionate about empowering students to achieve their academic goals. You thrive in a collaborative, competitive environment and are skilled at working in a fully remote setting. Your attention to detail and commitment to excellence will ensure you meet the high standards we set for our faculty.CompensationAt American College of Education, we offer competitive compensation per student enrolled in your courses: $50 per student for bachelor’s and master’s levels and $126 per student for doctoral courses. Additional opportunities for paid committee service and course development are also available.

Join the American College of Education as an Adjunct Faculty member specializing in STEM education. In this role, you will foster an engaging academic environment, contributing to the professional growth of students through teaching, research, and service. You will collaborate closely with the department chair to fulfill your academic responsibilities, support students, and engage in meaningful community service.About American College of EducationFounded in 2005, the American College of Education is a pioneer in online professional development, offering high-quality, accessible programs designed with a student-first approach. Our mission is to provide affordable education that is grounded in evidence-based practices and real-world application, ensuring our students are prepared for success.As a recognized Impact Institution, we are committed to social responsibility and making a positive difference in the lives of our students, alumni, employees, and communities. Our core values guide us in creating a significant impact that transcends financial metrics.Your ProfileWe seek passionate educators who are dedicated to helping students achieve their academic goals. You thrive in a collaborative, remote environment and possess strong attention to detail. Your ability to work independently and manage your time effectively will contribute to your success in this role.The Adjunct Faculty position involves maintaining academic integrity and pursuing professional development. You will report directly to the department chair, who will provide direction on your teaching responsibilities, student support, community engagement, and professional growth.Compensation StructureAt ACE, we are committed to offering competitive compensation while adhering to our mission of providing high-quality educational programs. Adjunct faculty are compensated per student enrolled in their courses: typically $50 per student for undergraduate and master's courses, and $126 per student for doctoral courses. Additional paid opportunities are available for committee service and course development.

Join our dynamic team at WSU Tech as an Adjunct Faculty member in the Welding program. This position is ideal for individuals passionate about educating and mentoring students in the essential skills of welding. As an instructor, you will guide learners through hands-on training, ensuring they acquire practical expertise and industry-standard techniques.

Join Covista as an Adjunct Faculty member in the Criminal Justice department. This part-time role allows you to teach and shape the minds of future professionals in the field of criminal justice. As an Adjunct Faculty, you will engage students with innovative teaching methods and contribute to the academic success of our programs.