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Adjunct Assistant Professor
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Fort Worth
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| This adjunct faculty position plays a critical role in the development of 2–3 graduate-level clinical nutrition courses designed to prepare students for evidence-based practice within the U.S. healthcare system. The selected faculty member will lead the design, development, and refinement of online course content, ensuring alignment with program learning outcomes, accreditation requirements, institutional standards, and best practices in clinical nutrition and healthcare delivery.
Courses will be developed for online delivery and incorporate an interprofessional perspective, emphasizing the application of clinical nutrition across healthcare, community, and applied practice settings. The adjunct faculty member will create comprehensive course materials, which may include recorded lectures, readings, case studies, applied learning activities, assignments, and assessments that support competency-based outcomes. Collaboration with program leadership, curriculum committees, and relevant stakeholders will ensure consistency, rigor, and alignment with program goals.
This position is focused exclusively on course development and does not include teaching responsibilities. The faculty member will complete any university-mandated training related to course development, learning management systems, accessibility, or instructional design. Following development, the faculty member will participate in the institutional review and approval process, including responding to feedback and making revisions prior to final approval.
This is a remote adjunct position with a flexible schedule aligned with development timelines and approval milestones. There are no on-campus or travel requirements. Time commitment will vary based on course scope and required revisions. Attendance at program or curriculum meetings may be required during development and approval phases. |
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Senior Administrative Specialist
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Denton
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| Serves as the Program Assistant for the Information Science PhD Program. This position serves as the first point of contact to all doctoral students for all issues ranging from admission to graduation. This position also acts as a liaison between the Information Science PhD Program and the Toulouse Graduate School on all matters related to PhD students within the department. This position also works to ensure proper policies and procedures are followed at the department, Graduate School and University levels. This position requires occasional work outside of an 8-5 schedule for planned events and may include some travel. |
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Senior Administrative Coordinator
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Denton
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| To perform various complex supervisory and administrative duties in support of the Chair of the Mathematics department, 48 full-time faculty, 55 Graduate Students, 4 administrative staff members, and other part-time employees. Duties involve independent judgment and initiative based on knowledge gained through experience in the department and working for the University for many years. Tasks include dealing with delicate and sensitive personnel and/or student issues that may arise in the daily operations of the Mathematics department. This position oversees the budget for the department and monitors spending for all funds in the department and prepares budgetary spreadsheets to present to the Chair on a monthly basis. |
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Clark Bakery Roundsman
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Denton
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| This position supports the supervision of daily production operations across multiple workstations, ensuring efficiency, quality, and timely completion of objectives. The role actively monitors production flow and reallocates personnel and resources as needed to address delays or deficiencies. |
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Chair of Social Work
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Denton
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| The Department of Social Work in the UNT College of Health & Public Service is seeking an accomplished, collaborative, and forward-thinking leader to serve as department chair. |