Instructor-School of Kinesiology

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Position Title: Instructor-School of Kinesiology Compensation: $1,000-$3,000 Department: School of Kinesiology - Temp Start Date: 08/24/2026 About this opportunity: The School of Kinesiology at Ball State University is seeking part-time semester instructors who are qualified to teach face-to-face or online courses in one or more of the following disciplines: aquatics, exercise science, physical education, sport administration, sport and exercise psychology, biomechanics, athletic coaching education, exercise physiology, or athletic training. This is a temporary position for 1-6 credit-hours per semester. Candidates for searches must have current authorization to be employed in the U.S. without employer sponsorship. The applicant pool will be used for up to one year from the posting date to hire individuals. What you'll do and what you'll bring: Position Description: The School of Kinesiology at Ball State University is seeking part-time semester instructors who are qualified to teach face-to-face or online courses in one or more of the following disciplines: aquatics, exercise science, physical education, sport administration, sport and exercise psychology, biomechanics, athletic coaching education, exercise physiology, or athletic training. Job Responsibilities and Duties: Teach courses from one to three credit hours each. Create a standardized syllabus. Be available to students. Manage Canvas course site and submit grades. Also, under the direction of the Program Coordinator: Develop and manage syllabus materials. The adjunct Instructor is responsible for selecting and compiling tests, assignments and/or online discussion exercises that permit measurement of performance relative to course learning objectives and student learning outcomes. Coordinate courseware and curriculum with the Program Coordinator. The adjunct Instructor is responsible for reviewing any textbook and other courseware changes with the Program Coordinator and other full-time fa

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