Adjunct Doctoral Committee Member

About this position

Adjunct Doctoral Committee Member Faculty (Contract) REMOTE Part-time, 12-Month Institutional Overview Capitol Technology University is a career-focused university located in Laurel, Maryland, between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. It is a fully-accredited non-profit private university that was started in 1927 by a Navy veteran to teach students how to build radios. The University offers unique commitments to on-campus students that include a salary guarantee and a Chargers Assistance Program that helps students pay back their loans if they do not find full-time work within 90 days of graduation. Position Summary The successful candidate will be passionate about working directly with Doctoral students to prepare them for the demands of their Doctoral courses and dissertation research. The individual will be a dynamic, visionary educator with innovative ideas for interdisciplinary approaches to education, experience teaching in multiple modalities, and the ability to motivate student excellence. Committee Members dedicate 100% of their time to assisting doctoral students on their dissertation process. Responsibilities includes dissertation draft review, providing substantive feedback, attending the oral defense, and final approval of the dissertation. This is a semester-based position which maintains visibility with our online students. We invite applications for a contracted Adjunct Doctoral Committee Member. Applicants with traditional and non-traditional backgrounds, teaching or dissertation committee experience, and at least 5 years of work experience in any field relevant to the Graduate School academic doctoral programs are welcome to apply. Applicants from the following fields are strongly encouraged to apply: Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Intelligence & Global Security, Cybersecurity Leadership, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Cyberpsychology. Responsibilities - Teaching: Mentor students through course curriculum and program milestones as

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