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from candidates with professional expertise in the area of finance and development. Successful candidates should be able to teach in the areas of development implementation and the finance of development
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areas: Clinical, Developmental, Social, or Cognitive Psychology. The candidate may also contribute to general courses in our Psychology, Neuroscience, or Clinical Science undergraduate degrees, such as
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leader in the region, the university plays a pivotal role in advancing economic vitality and human capital development across northern Indiana, producing skilled graduates, fostering community partnerships
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and staging. Interpret intraoperative consultations (e.g., frozen sections). Correlate histopathologic findings with clinical, radiologic, and laboratory data. Prepare and sign out pathology reports in
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(SoS – https://science.indianapolis.iu.edu/ ) at Indiana University Indianapolis (IU Indianapolis) invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure-track faculty position at the rank of Lecturer
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Technology which offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees. This is a full time, non-tenured track, 10-month position beginning August 1, 2026. This position provides opportunities to further develop a
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participating in faculty meetings. Additional responsibilities may include development of new courses and degree programs. The Division of Nursing Science’s programs are fully accredited by the Commission in
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well as to regularly attending and participating in faculty meetings. Additional responsibilities may include development of new courses and degree programs. The Division of Nursing Science’s programs are fully
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expected to engage in high-quality teaching and mentoring. The candidate will leverage diverse teaching strategies to create inclusive learning spaces as well as to prepare our graduates to enter and lead in
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at the undergraduate level and have a base teaching load of twenty-one credit hours (7 three-credit courses) per year. Lecturers engage in professional development and pedagogical dissemination and can expect to devote