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Part Time Lecturer (School of Engineering) in Ypsilanti
This position is for Part Time Lecturer Position for the ME, MET, EECE, CEET, and PDET programs in the School of Engineering. It will require in-person/ online teaching. Teaching may include a number of particular obligations that employees are expected to fulfill, including but not limited to in-person meetings with students, assessing student work and performance, assessment as required for ABET accreditation, preparing syllabus and course materials, providing copies of syllabus and course materials to their supervisor on request and assigning and submitting grades in accordance with established Eastern Michigan University schedules and policies.
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Part-Time Lecturer (Physics) in Ypsilanti
The Department of Physics and Astronomy invites qualified applicants to apply for part-time, in-person, teaching for introductory laboratory sections in physics. During Fall 2025, potential in-person laboratory sections include algebra-based introductory physics, Mechanics, Sound, and Heat (PHY 221), and calculus-based introductory physics, Mechanics and Sound (PHY 223). These two-hour laboratory sections involve face-to-face instruction during daytime hours. Applicants should be available to teach these courses on our Ypsilanti, Michigan campus during the hours of 11:00am-7:30pm (days of the week depend on the courses).
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Part-time Lecturer (Occupational Therapy Assessment and Intervention in Pediatrics) in Ypsilanti
EMU OT program is seeking a Part-Time Lecturer to co-teach in the OT Assessment and Intervention in Pediatrics course in the Fall, 2025 semester. This is a 15-week theory course that meets Monday, Wednesday, Fridays in the Fall semester.
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Director, Disability Resource Center in Ypsilanti
Develop and administer policies and procedures for providing services and accommodations to persons with disabilities, consistent with legal requirements and the University's mission and goals.
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Graduate Assistant, Occupational Therapy Fieldwork in Ypsilanti
Position Overview: The Graduate Assistant (GA) provides critical administrative and operational support to the Occupational Therapy (OT) Program while developing leadership, management, and professional skills applicable to future OT practice. The GA works closely with program leadership to meet ongoing programmatic, accreditation, fieldwork, and outreach needs.
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