Teaching Specialist (# 375195)

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Job ID: 375195 About the Job The Department of Animal Science is seeking a Teaching Specialist for the following courses.ANSC 2015 - Introduction to Applied Animal Behavior, 3 credits (Fall 2026) ANSC 3015/5035: Animal Welfare Judging and Assessment, 3 credits (Fall 2026) Job DutiesDevelop and teach courses (in-person, hybrid or online). Advise students in courses with regard to academic concerns. May provide service related teaching duties. Participate in the decisions relating to the policies, courses and programs in which there is involvement. Continue personal growth within the profession, keep current with the field and broaden knowledge and expertise. Please note, this position is not eligible for H-1B or Green Card sponsorship. Qualifications Required PhD degree is required. Must have demonstrated competence to teach the course material. Professional and/or teaching experience related to the assigned instructional responsibilities. About the Department The College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences (CFANS) is composed of 13 academic departments, 10 research and outreach centers across Minnesota, plus the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, the Bell Museum, and dozens of interdisciplinary centers that span the college, the university, and the globe. CFANS offers thirteen undergraduate majors and thirteen graduate majors, three pre-major/pre-professional programs and 23 minors for undergraduate students. Undergraduate enrollment in the college is about 2000 students. CFANS students are well-prepared for a diverse, multicultural workforce through the college's emphasis on experiential, interdisciplinary, and intercultural learning; internships and global perspectives. At CFANS, we aim to inspire minds, nourish people, and enhance the natural environment, and we believe that's only possible if everyone feels seen, heard and respected. Our College embraces equity and diversity and prioritizes purpose-driven scientific discovery in order for us to

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