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Lecturer in Religion The Religion Department at Pacific Lutheran University invites applications for a part-time lecturer position to teach one section of Health and Healing in Christian History (RELI229). This course will be taught online and asynchronously in January-term 2027, and open only to students enrolled in PLU's Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program. The successful candidate will have expertise in religion and medicine in Christian history, and will have taught online (preferably with experience using Canvas). To apply, please submit your application including a cover letter, CV, list of 3 references, and a syllabus of a course in the study of religion and medicine in Christian history or related course that you have taught or would like to teach. For questions or more information, please contact Agnes Choi (choiaa@plu.edu). Posting Number: - 0603126 Recruitment Type: - Open to All Applicants Position Title: - Lecturer in Religion Position Type: - Faculty Benefits Status: - Not Benefits Eligible FLSA: - Exempt Hiring Range: - $5,400 per course (4 credit hours) Location - This course will be taught online, but instructors must be WA residents. Department: - Religion Department Posting Date: - 08/12/2026 Closing Date - Review of applications will begin on August 20, 2026, but the positions will remain open until filled. Work Schedule: - Part-time, Lecturer position for January-term 2027. This course will be taught online, but instructors must be WA residents. Essential Functions and Responsibilities: - Teach one (1) section of RELI229 in January-term 2027. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: - Commitment to effective teaching at the undergraduate level. Teacher-scholar trained in religion and medicine in Christian history. Online teaching expertise. Ability to contribute to fostering diversity of the campus, curriculum, and/or discipline. Required Qualifications: - ABD or MA in Religion or closely related field must be in

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