COMX US Public Speaking Instructor Non-Tenure Track; Pool
Listed on 2026-01-27
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Education / Teaching
University Professor, Academic, Adult Education
Public Speaking Instructor, Non‑Tenure Track (Applicant Pool)
The University Studies Program seeks instructors to teach COMX 111US – Introduction to Public Speaking. The position is part‑time, varying by departmental needs.
Duties and Responsibilities- Teach the on‑campus course COMX 111US – Intro to Public Speaking: one weekly lecture (≈2 hours) and multiple recitation sections (≈1 hour each).
- Deliver content focusing on communication theories, public‑speaking strategies, and modeling effective speaking.
- Provide practical applications and student speeches in recitation.
- Commit to supporting students from diverse backgrounds.
- Degree in Communications or related field.
- Experience teaching at the college or university level.
- Experience teaching public speaking.
- Working knowledge of technical presentation formats.
- Create and implement engaging student learning experiences.
- Modify and adapt curriculum components to meet individual student needs.
- Develop and employ appropriate assessment techniques.
- Relate, work effectively, and establish rapport with a diverse student population.
- Collaborate successfully with faculty, staff, and students.
- Take initiative and work well independently.
- Excel in written and oral communication.
- Show strong interest in student success.
- Value diverse constituencies and contribute intellectual diversity to the department.
- Utilize technologies to support teaching (online learning platforms, lecture capture, video conferencing, etc.).
- Cover Letter
- Resume or Curriculum Vitae
None specified.
Supplemental Questions- Explain your prior teaching experience directly related to the position for which you are applying.
- Explain your prior experience working with college students, particularly freshmen.
- Describe your experience with assessing curriculum and teaching.
- Describe your experience developing and adapting curriculum to meet student needs.
- Please explain any additional ways that you meet any of those listed in the Successful Candidate Will section.
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This position is not eligible for new sponsorship. The appointment is part‑time.
Contract:
Academic Year, Semester Fall & Spring.
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