The institution is seeking a qualified instructor to teach organic and forensic organic chemistry courses for a new forensic chemistry program starting in AY2026-27, with an appointment beginning as early as January 1, 2026.
Responsibilities include preparing and delivering lectures, developing syllabi, evaluating student performance, maintaining records, and contributing to program development.
Requirements include a Doctorate or Master's in Chemistry with at least 18 graduate credit hours related to the field.
Ideal candidates possess strong teaching pedagogies, effective communication skills, and the ability to foster positive relations within the university community.
This is a grant-funded position for three years, with potential renewal and tenure progression based on funding and performance.
Physical ability to lift ten pounds is required. The employer is an Equal Opportunity Employer.