5 lecturer i jobs found in Winter Park

Lecturer, Master of Arts in Strategic Communication Position Summary: The Master of Arts in Strategic Communication program at Rollins College, a comprehensive liberal arts college, seeks a graduate lecturer to start August 2026 who can build on existing curricular strengths of program faculty. Program faculty teach a range of graduate courses focused on data-driven, theory-informed strategic campaigns using both digital and traditional media. We are interested in candidates who have demonstrated ability to teach advanced level courses, with graduate teaching and hybrid/online instruction experience preferred. While the successful candidate's primary teaching responsibility will be to the graduate program, the position may also include teaching undergraduate courses for the Department of Communication. The teaching load is eight courses annually with the possibility of summer teaching, if desired. A Ph.D. in Communication or a closely related discipline is required. ABD...

Lecturer/Artist-In-Residence Position Summary: The Department of Music at Rollins College is seeking a candidate for a full-time, lecturer/artist-in-residence, who is a dynamic musician and music industry professional to join our faculty. Successful candidates may teach undergraduate music major elective courses selected from commercial music, American popular music, music publishing, music business and marketing, and will collaborate with the faculty in continuing to develop music business related courses. Additional responsibilities will include teaching general education courses to both music majors and non-majors, and active in the performance area of our major. The appointee will also be expected to serve on departmental and faculty committees and participate in faculty governance as appropriate. Rollins College is a comprehensive liberal arts college located just north of Orlando, FL, a diverse metropolitan community with a thriving economic and cultural scene....

Lecturer of Business, Master of Human Resources Position Summary: The Department of Business and the Hamilton Holt School of Professional Advancement and Graduate Studies at Rollins College is seeking applicants for a lecturer position in the Master of Human Resources program beginning in August 2026. The position includes teaching primarily graduate required Master of Human Resources courses, as well as undergraduate classes in human resources or related fields in the Department of Business. The ability to teach elective courses at the graduate and undergraduate level is highly desirable. Active research productivity is expected. Other responsibilities of the positions include advising, program development, curriculum development, assurance of learning/demonstration of learning (AOL/DOL) activities, and, perhaps, general education. The willingness to teach blended and/or evening courses is also expected. Occasionally supporting evening and weekend program events is also...

Lecturer of Business, Master of Human Resources Position Summary: The Department of Business and the Hamilton Holt School of Professional Advancement and Graduate Studies at Rollins College is seeking applicants for a lecturer position in the Master of Human Resources program beginning in August 2026. The position includes teaching primarily graduate required Master of Human Resources courses, as well as undergraduate classes in human resources or related fields in the Department of Business. The ability to teach elective courses at the graduate and undergraduate level is highly desirable. Active research productivity is expected. Other responsibilities of the positions include advising, program development, curriculum development, assurance of learning/demonstration of learning (AOL/DOL) activities, and, perhaps, general education. The willingness to teach blended and/or evening courses is also expected. Occasionally supporting evening and weekend program events is also...

Visiting Assistant Professor, Physics Position Summary: The Department of Physics at Rollins College invites applications for a one-year position as Visiting Assistant Professor in Physics beginning August 2026. Preference will be given to applicants with an understanding of liberal arts education that includes a student-centered undergraduate experience. We strongly encourage applications from candidates who are committed to mentoring and educating a broad range of students, particularly those who are traditionally underrepresented in physics and astronomy. A Ph.D. in Physics or a closely related field is required. Undergraduate teaching experience or clear promise of excellence in teaching is desirable. The teaching load is four courses per semester. Courses will include Introductory Physics I and II (with lab), a topics course in the candidate's subfield for physics majors, a cross-disciplinary elective that supports the Science Division (for example Materials Science,...