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Compensation Range: Hourly: $26.63 - $28.89 National University - San Diego, California Part-time Faculty: Sociology Location: Remote, USA National University is a veteran-founded, San Diego-based nonprofit. Since 1971, our mission has been to provide accessible higher education to adult learners. Today, we educate a diverse student body from across the U.S. and around the globe, with more than 230,000 alumni worldwide. Our three schools and three colleges offer more than 200 accredited and licensed graduate and undergraduate programs. National University holds accreditation through the Western Senior College and Universities Commission (WSCUC). Position Summary The Department of Social and Psychological Sciences in the School of Arts, Letters, and Sciences at National University invites applications for part-time faculty in sociology. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated record of, or potential for excellence in, the following: teaching in their field, a commitment to serving the University's adult student body, and related scholarship and/or research. This position primarily works closely with the Academic Program Directors and other faculty within the program and contributes to ensuring program quality, student engagement, and success. Candidates must have expertise to teach in multiple content areas: Race and Ethnicity in the U.S., Sociology of the Family, Research Methods, Cultural Diversity, Sociology of Deviance, Power and Social Change, Social Problems, Contemporary Social Theory, Sociology of Organizations, Popular Culture, Cultural Anthropology. This is a remote, online position. Essential Job Duties Provide substantive, timely feedback to students on various assessment activities. Maintain a positive, safe student-centric learning environment. Complete required tasks on deadlines (e.g., final grades, assessment, grading rubrics, input for grade appeals, etc.) Maintain appropriate professional training and/or scholarly activities, wh

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