Lecturer and Student Coordinator, Computing Sciences

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The Department of Computing Sciences and Mathematics at Franklin University invites applications for a 12-month permanent lecturer and student coordinator position in the College of Arts, Sciences, and Technology, beginning immediately. Franklin University is a private, independent, regionally accredited, not-for-profit university located in Columbus, Ohio. This position would be an on-site teaching role at the master’s level. Opportunities for summer overload are available. 

Franklin offers a Master of Science with majors in several computing areas including Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Technology, Business Analytics, Data Analytics, and Health Informatics. Bachelor’s degrees in these and other fields are also offered. Faculty members at Franklin work in a highly collaborative environment; teaching, developing, and supporting courses for delivery by full-time and adjunct faculty. As a lecturing faculty member, the successful candidate will: 

• Deliver four to five recitation sections of face-to-face courses per semester. 
• Collaborate with instructional faculty to develop and oversee in-class exercises. 
• Coordinate scheduling and student-facing academic services. 
• Provide feedback to lead faculty on course quality. 
• Collaborate with Lead Faculty to recruit and schedule adjunct faculty. 
• Serve as a liaison between student services, advising, and the department regarding face-to-face MS-level instruction. 
• Assess student learning. 
• Maintain currency within the field. 
   

Applicants for this full-time faculty position must possess a master’s degree in cybersecurity, information systems, computer science, data analytics, or a closely related discipline from a CHEA recognized or regionally accredited institution. A doctoral degree is preferred. At least one year of college teaching experience is required. Preference will be given to those whose teaching experience is very broad across the following areas: Programming languages (Java, Python, and/or R), Algorithms, Data Structures, Databases, IT Project Management, Web Development and Deployment, Big Data, Data Mining, and Health Informatics. Desired qualifications include industry experience, a broad range of knowledge in computing sciences, strong communication skills, a research track record, and experience in online education. Faculty must work effectively with students (guiding student success through offering career advice, resume building, and job search skills), staff, and other faculty, both adjunct and full-time.