Saint Mary's University of Minnesota

Saint Mary's University of Minnesota

Course Contracted Faculty for M.S in IT Project Management

Minneapolis, MN, US · Director

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 43 days ago
Project ManagementAgile

About the role

  • Course-contracted faculty are employed on a term-by-term basis.
  • Courses may be taught during the day, evening, weekends, and/or online.

Responsibilities

  • The course-contracted faculty member develops, prepares, and teaches a variety of coursework in the M.S. in Information Technology Project Management and the M.S. in Project Management degrees.

Requirements

  • A master's or doctoral degree is required in the area of expertise being taught -- project management or business degree.
  • PMP or industry certification required (i.e., Certified Scrum Master, Certified Product Owner)
  • Required to teach on the Minneapolis campus.
  • Online teaching will be available, but on-campus teaching on the Minneapolis campus is required for this position.

Compensation

  • $3300-$4200/course contract
  • Main Duties & Responsibilities
  • Responds to the special needs and reasonable accommodations of students with disabilities. Interacts with the Director of Access Services to ensure that reasonable accommodations are appropriately provided.
  • Provides students with a course syllabus, which will minimally include the requirements listed in the Syllabus Template
  • and submits copies to the appropriate program director and academic dean.
  • Maintains and submits accurate grade rosters and class attendance records within established deadlines.

Benefits

  • Maintains satisfactory attendance to ensure a quality learning experience for all students.
  • Experience and Education Requirements
  • Experience in higher education strongly preferred

Equal opportunity

  • Saint Mary's University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

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