Associate Faculty, School of Business and Management (Undergraduate, Graduate, and EMBA programs)

About this position

Company Description: City University of Seattle (CityU) is a distinguished and comprehensive private nonprofit university and an affiliate of the National University. We serve students regionally, nationally, and globally, reaching across borders to impart knowledge and empower individuals. With a focus on adult learners and online students, we provide flexible, accessible programs tailored to meet the needs of the modern learner. Offering over 60 academic degree programs, we are committed to expanding our student's knowledge, skills, and possibilities. Our mission is deeply rooted in the belief that education can improve lives. We invite you to join us in our commitment to fostering community, promoting diversity, and providing an environment where every student can thrive and achieve their educational goals. Job Description: Who We Are: You've built a career solving real business problems. Now you're ready to share that expertise and shape the next generation of business leaders. City University of Seattle's School of Business and Management seeks accomplished business professionals interested in teaching and mentoring adult learners. Our Associate Faculty come from industry, not just academia, and play a vital role in connecting theory to practice for students advancing or reinventing their careers. We provide students with flexible, career-oriented programs available online, in person, and through hybrid formats. Why Teach With Us: Teach motivated, career-driven adult learners Share real-world insights that immediately apply to the workplace Flexible teaching formats (online, in-person, hybrid) Collaborative, inclusive academic community Help students achieve personal, academic, and professional goals What You'll Do: As Associate Faculty, you will facilitate engaging, applied learning experiences that help students grow professionally and academically. You'll draw on your industry background to guide discussion, encourage critical thinking, and support s

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