Adjunct Faculty - Embodying Process/Individual

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Position Title: Adjunct Faculty: PSYB208 Embodying Process/Individual No. of Positions to Fill: 1-2 sections Department/Program: Psychology 111100 Work Location: Nalanda Campus Reports to: Chair of Psychology FLSA Classification: Exempt/Salaried FTE: 15% (6 hrs/week) Compensation: $1,300 per credit Application Deadline: 8/1 or until filled Job Summary: The Psychology Department seeks to hire an adjunct faculty member to teach one section of the 3-credit undergraduate level course, PSYB208 Embodying Process / Individual. Each section is 3 credits or 45 "contact" hours, offered in the FALL semester of 2026, and will be taught in a fully in-person format. Course Description: The body is the vessel of emotions, the vehicle for actions, and the tool of perceptions. Culturally, we have been trained to ignore bodily processes. This class examines the role of bodily experience. By studying sensation, energy, emotion, perception, movement, breath, speech, and touch, students cultivate an ongoing individual practice of embodiment. Job Duties & Responsibilities: Create and maintain a positive team environment and behave professionally with everyone encountered in the course and scope of the job duties. Teach with a professional level of preparedness for the duration of a 15-week semester for 3 hours each class. For the Fall 2026 semester, this class is scheduled to meet once weekly Mondays 3:00pm - 5:45 pm. Start with a recent version of the course syllabus according to the Academic Affairs syllabi instructions and submit an updated course syllabus to the Office of Academic Affairs by the established deadline. Use the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) to provide students with course syllabus, assignments, and other resources as needed. Provide one hour of office hours each week via Zoom or other easily accessible telecommunications/virtual hosting platform, plus availability to students by appointment. Obtain permission from the copyright owner for any copyrighted m

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