The Dornsife School of Public Health, Drexel University announces vacancy opening for Associate Teaching Professor. The Associate Teaching Professor will teach masters level and undergraduate core public health courses. In particular, the position will be engaging in the following tasks at Dornsife School of Public Health

• Teaching core masters-level public health courses primarily online. Similarly, teaching additional undergraduate or masters courses online or in-person as needed and based on expertise;
• Advising online and face to face masters students as needed.
• Also, serving as faculty director for the online Certificate of Public Health program and coordinating the School-wide MPH advisory committee.
• Furthermore, working with the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs to assist with various curriculum development and academic affairs tasks.

Requirements

• Master’s degree in the area relevant field to public health. In addition to that, a minimum of 1 year of relevant experience.
• Furthermore, teaching experience in core public health areas and online. Experience in public health practice is desirable.

Application Process

All the interested qualified candidates must submit the online application. In addition to that, applicants must also upload their CV/resume and cover letter while submitting the application.

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The last date to submit an application is Apr 6, 2020, Eastern Standard Time.

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