Adjunct, Department of Special Education

About this position

School Name Feinstein School of Education and Human Development Position Overview The Feinstein School of Education and Human Development (FSEHD) at Rhode Island College prepares educators, counselors, school psychologists, wellness and exercise science, and youth development professionals who positively impact schools, communities, and the lives of children, youth, and adults. The FSEHD is committed to excellence, equity, inclusion, community engagement, and preparing highly qualified professionals throughout Rhode Island and beyond. The FSEHD invites applications from qualified professionals interested in serving as adjunct faculty teaching content, practicum, or seminar courses and/or supervising student teachers or interns across its undergraduate and graduate programs. Essential Duties Department of Special Education - Programs: Special Education Undergraduate Program Early Childhood Special Education Graduate Programs in Special Education Assignments may include: Teaching undergraduate or graduate content courses Teaching practicum, internship, or seminar courses Serving as a college supervisor. Supervising student teachers or interns in PK-12 settings or counseling, youth development, or wellness and exercise community organizations. Contact: Cara McDermott, Chair of the Special Education Department. Occasional Duties Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Dean of the FSEHD. Required Qualifications Master's degree. Relevant professional experience in the field. Experience working with diverse learners and communities. Strong communication, mentoring, and supervisory skills. Preferred Qualifications Doctorate Degree preferred. Environmental Conditions The employee is not exposed to known adverse environmental conditions. Posting Number: A00066 Benefits Eligible? No Special Instructions/Information for Applicants Please be advised that the college is unable to provide visa sponsorship for this position. Candidates must have authorization to work in the US without the need for employer sponsorship. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis as instructional and supervisory needs arise. The Feinstein School of Education and Human Development welcomes applications from individuals committed to excellence in teaching, mentoring, supervision, and professional preparation.

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