Lecturer I

Responsibilities

• Teach three half-term, one-credit courses (ALA 125 and ALA 325) focused on connecting liberal arts education with professional goals and internships
• Develop course materials that integrate LSA Opportunity Hub resources
• Facilitate classroom learning and attend all scheduled class sessions
• Partner with Hub teams to host guest speakers, including alumni and employers
• Evaluate and grade student work and hold regularly scheduled office hours
• Maintain regular contact with the Opportunity Hub's Director of Learning, Data, and Assessment

Requirements

• Master's degree
• College-level teaching experience, including lesson planning, grading, and classroom facilitation
• Experience in curricular design, including determining course objectives, creating assignments, and establishing modes of student evaluation

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience working with students on career exploration, internships, or professional writing
• Experience teaching students across various class standings (1st year through senior year)
• Background in liberal arts or experience working with liberal arts students
• Experience with high-impact practices and/or active learning classrooms
• Ability to work collaboratively with staff and implement curricular planning across related courses

About the Company

The University of Michigan's College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA) Undergraduate Education, in support of the Opportunity Hub, is a transformational initiative. We encourage students to connect their liberal arts education with their professional aspirations by facilitating access to internships, funding, employer partnerships, and alumni mentors.