Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor in Biology

Job Description

Loyola University Maryland (LUM) is seeking a dedicated Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor in Biology to join our Department of Biology. This position requires a master's degree in biology or a related field, with a preference for candidates holding a Ph.D. The successful candidate will be responsible for teaching microbiology courses, introductory lectures, and labs at various levels, with potential involvement in developing specialized upper-level courses. The teaching workload consists of 4 lectures or labs in the fall and equivalent in the spring. The role includes contributing to curricular development, assessment, and supporting the overall educational mission of Loyola University Maryland, emphasizing high-impact teaching practices aligned with Jesuit higher education values.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver microbiology lectures and labs.
• Teach introductory biology courses covering molecular, cellular, and organismal levels.
• Potentially develop specialized upper-level courses.
• Participate in curricular development and assessment.
• Support the educational mission emphasizing high-impact teaching practices.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Biology or related field (Ph.D. preferred).
• Demonstrated potential for teaching excellence.
• Commitment to meeting the educational needs of a diverse student population.
• Engagement in or appreciation for high-impact teaching practices.
• Alignment with the goals of education in the Jesuit tradition.

Application Information

• Submit cover letter, Curriculum Vitae, teaching statement, and list of professional references.
• Teaching statement should outline teaching philosophy and experiences.
• Prioritize review deadline is March 10th.