Adjunct Lecturers

About this position

Adjunct Lecturers Enjoy being part of a vibrant academic community while helping to build the next generation of information professionals! The University of Maryland College of Information is looking for information studies practitioners to join our faculty team as adjunct lecturers. Please note that we do not sponsor employment visas for adjuncts. If you are not a U.S. resident, you must already have authorization to work in the U.S. At the College of Information, we believe it is imperative that we bring the hands-on experience of practitioners into our classrooms. Our students benefit from working on real-world projects with hundreds of government, non-profit, and industry experts each year. Some examples of the organizations from which our adjunct lecturers join us include Adventist Health Care, Army Futures Command, Catholic University of America, Cisco, DC Public Schools, Getty Images, Instacart, Integral Data LLC, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Library of Congress, MedStar Health, Microsoft, National Head Start Association, National Library of Medicine, PARA Business Systems, SafeHaven LLC, Total Wine & More, US Dept. of Homeland Security, and the World Bank. The College of Information is currently seeking adjunct lecturers in topics such as: Computational thinking - Data analytics Python programming - Data engineering Web development - Cloud computing Social computing - User-centered design AR/VR/XR - Sociotechnical cybersecurity Who We're Looking For We look for adjunct lecturers who have interesting and diverse careers and who can bring their real-world experiences into the classroom, providing hands-on learning experiences that support students' career readiness. Applicants for adjunct lecturer positions at the College of Information can be local or long distance as we offer both in-person and online

Requirements

• Computational thinking - Data analytics
• Python programming - Data engineering
• Web development - Cloud computing
• Social computing - User-centered design
• AR/VR/XR - Sociotechnical cybersecurity

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