LEAD Scholars Program - Quarterly Lecturer

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Position Title: LEAD Scholars Program - Quarterly Lecturer Position Type: Temporary Salary Range: $4,920 for 2-unit quarter course Purpose: The LEAD Scholars Program at Santa Clara University, a Jesuit Catholic University, is accepting applications to teach three lower-division 2-unit seminar courses entitled: Advanced LEAD Seminar Fall 2026 This course provides transfer students with the navigational skills to transition and be successful within their new institution. Success in Work and Life Winter 2027 This course provides an overview of networking and negotiating. Exploring Medical and Health Vocations Winter 2027 This course provides an overview of various medical and public health careers. Exploring Graduate School Spring 2027 This course provides an overview of graduate school research, application, and processes for first-generation college students. Exploring Mission Driven Vocations Spring 2027 This course provides an overview of careers in non-profit and other social benefits organizations, and helps students develop the skills to obtain opportunities in these fields. Basic Qualifications: Master’s degree required in non-profit administration, counseling, higher education or a related field. Additionally applicants should have at least 5 years of experience working in the non-profit or social benefits field. Responsibilities: Faculty responsibilities are specified by the Santa Clara University Faculty Handbook (sec. 3.6). Duties are included but not limited to: Teaching one lecture section of LEAD 101; LEAD 16; LEAD 18; LEAD 20; or LEAD 22 during the designated quarter of the 26-27 academic year. Fulfilling all responsibilities associated with the assigned course, including: - Conducting all assigned class meetings and individual conferences with students; - Assigning and evaluating student work including exams and written assignments; - Holding weekly office hours on

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