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University High School at Illinois State University is hiring an Engineering Teacher. Candidate will be responsible for teaching courses in Engineering and Agriculture. University High School is a service unit of the College of Education of Illinois State University. It offers a comprehensive program of instruction for 625 students in grades 9-12. This unique school acts as a laboratory for 21st century educational innovation and research. The mission of the school is to provide a site in which excellence in education theory may be connected to practice. Extra-curricular duties may be assigned.

The majority of the graduate teaching assistant’s primary duties are in support of instruction including but not limited to the responsibilities below: 1. Serve as a primary or secondary teaching instructor in a class or laboratory 2. Assist a faculty member with teaching-related tasks 3. Grade student assignments which require knowledge of subjects taught in a class or laboratory 4. Meet with and/or tutor students, hold office hours, prepare instructional materials, and assist during class and/or lab, etc. For this position, Teaching Assistant will assist with one section of SWK 170: Introduction to Social Work

Graduate Assistants in CAST Connections, support and execute the programs, services, and outreach efforts of CAST Connections.

Serve as a Daily Rate Substitute Teacher, providing academic classroom instruction for students in the absence of the regular teacher.

In anticipation of possible openings throughout the academic year and summer sessions, the History Department maintains a pool of qualified persons interested in non-tenure-track teaching positions.

In anticipation of possible openings throughout the academic year and summer sessions, the History Department maintains a pool of qualified persons interested in non-tenure-track teaching positions.

The Department of Economics invites a pool of qualified persons interested in non-tenure-track teaching positions in anticipation of possible openings throughout the 2024-2025 academic year and summer sessions.

In anticipation of possible openings throughout the academic year and summer sessions, the School of Theatre, Dance and Film maintains a pool of qualified persons interested in part-time, non-tenure-track teaching positions.

Honors Mindset Seminar is students’ first Honors Learning Experience in the Fall semester to which they have been admitted to the Honors Program. This one credit hour course meets for an hour and a half, once a week, for 16 weeks. Topics include: The Dimensions of Honors Learning, theories and strategies of learning, and goal setting.

The Center for Civic Engagement, which administers the Civic Engagement and Responsibility Minor, (an Interdisciplinary Studies Minor) seeks to build a pool of non-tenure track instructor applicants.