Adjunct Instructor (Full Summer 2026 - ED 528_EDF 488)

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University of Rochester: Office of the Provost: Academic Center: Warner School of Education: Warner School of Edu Adj & GA

Salary Range or Pay Grade

$3,420 - $4,500 per 3-credit course

Description

The Warner School at the University of Rochester welcomes applicants for an Adjunct Instructor position. This is a short-term position and will teach “ED 528 - Using Quantitative Data Analysis Software” for the Summer A 2026 (5/18 – 6/26) academic session and “EDF 488-1 - Practicum in Online Teaching” for the Full Summer 2026 (5/18 – 8/7) academic session.

Course Descriptions:

  • ED 528 - Using Quantitative Data Analysis Software - Introduces students to statistical analysis software. Through hands-on opportunities on the computer, students learn how to import and transform quantitative data sets. The course frequently focuses on SPSS software, allowing students the opportunity to modify data files, conduct basic statistical analysis, and create charts and graphs. Occasionally the course will focus on other software.

  • EDF 488 - Practicum in Online Teaching - Provides students in the master's or certificate program in online teaching with a mentored experience that allows them to put into practice what they've learned in previous coursework about online teaching. More specifically, students engaging in this practicum experience will be responsible for various aspects of online teaching, in authentic contexts (i.e., real courses/professional development offerings) and with ongoing support provided by a mentor. Students will also produce a number of artifacts related to this experience that will serve as evidence of their proficiency with specific aspects of online teaching.

Qualifications

Applicants must have a record of excellence in both teaching and practice. Experience with online instruction and Blackboard is desired. Applicant must have a master’s degree in a related field and the ability to teach courses at the graduate level.

Equal Employment Opportunity Statement

EOE, including disability/protected veterans

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