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Job Title Adjunct Faculty - Music Theory Agency Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi Department School of Arts, Media, & Communication Proposed Minimum Salary Commensurate Job Location , Job Type
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; collaborate with colleagues on design, delivery, assessment, and promotion of library programs that support information literacy, learning theory, and student success; and aid in the improvement
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two required courses, including International Relations theory and American Foreign Policy, based on departmental needs. In addition to teaching, the successful candidate will be expected to maintain
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given to candidates whose research has the potential to have a significant impact on theory, practice, or society. Application Instructions We will begin reviewing candidates immediately and continue
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be in the area of number theory. Responsibilities for this position include teaching at the graduate and undergraduate levels, research, and service to the Department and the University. Qualifications
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Certification, or the ability to be certified within 60 days of employment. Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Knowledge of child growth and development, learning theories, effective learning environments
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. The preferred candidate will have a strong academic or industrial background in machine learning, trustworthy machine learning and AI, agentic AI, adversarial machine learning, graph-based learning, multi-domain
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behaviors and effective practices to students connecting theory to practice. Assists in the supervision of indoor and outdoor activities to ensure safety. Assist in directing student employees to assist with
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their individual growth through observation, feedback, and application of student development theory Serves as a role model, mentor, and source of support for a highly competitive academic program Plans and executes
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graduation. Assists with programmatic support for New Student Conferences, Family Weekend, and other orientation, transition, and retention initiatives grounded in student development theory; specifically