Adjunct Instructors (on-campus and on-line)
Tulane University

Adjunct Instructors (on-campus and on-line)

Location:
Open
Open Date:
Jan 3, 2018
Description:

The Tulane School of Social Work (TSSW) is seeking experienced adjunct instructors to teach in both our online and on-ground MSW and DSW¹ programs. The TSSW invites top-level applicants from New Orleans, around the country and across the globe to apply. 

We are especially interested in adjuncts that can teach graduate-level statistics.

• Online adjunct faculty can teach online courses from anywhere in the world via a high-speed internet connection.
• On ground adjunct faculty are needed on Mondays-Thursdays 8am-5pm in the TSSW offices located in New Orleans.

Teaching loads will vary from 1 to 2 courses  per semester based on the needs of the School and your availability.  Courses will vary across micro and macro practice areas to include:

• Social work history
• Social work policy
• Diversity and social justice
• Theory
• Direct practice
• Organization and community practice
• Advanced practice
• Human Behavior
• Community organizing
• Research
• Practice with individuals, families, and groups
• Various electives

All applicants will be reviewed and screened by the TSSW and the Office of Academic Affairs. 

Minimum Requirements:

Applicants must possess an MSW or Masters degree in a related behavioral science discipline.  MSW applicants must have a valid social work license.  Online teaching experienced preferred but not required.

¹ Applicants must have a Doctoral degree to teach in the DSW program

Application Instructions

Interested persons should submit a letter of application outlining teaching experience, a curriculum vita, and the names of two references.

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