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Job Title Visiting Faculty

Department Speech Pathology and Audiology Department JM

Worker Type Fixed Term (Fixed Term)

Pay Type Period Activity Pay

Benefit Eligible No

Job Description Summary

Per Credit Hour faculty to cover a range of courses offered in Speech Pathology and Audiology Department.

Job Description

Visiting faculty to teach from 1 to 4 credit hours in the undergraduate or graduate curriculum within the Department of Speech Pathology. Course assignments are made on a semester basis.

Additional Position Information (if applicable)

Minimum Qualifications:

Required: Minimum qualifications will vary on the level of the course taught (undergraduate versus graduate) and if ASL or other course. Please see the following:

• For any ASL courses, the minimum requirements are a bachelor's degree and at least 5 years of teaching and/or ASL interpreting experience.
• For any undergraduate speech pathology courses, the minimum requirements are a Masters plus 4 years’ experience (including fellowship year) plus relevant clinical experience for population of focus in assigned course.
• For any graduate speech pathology course(s) the minimum requirements are a Masters plus 6 years’ experience (including fellowship year) plus relevant clinical experience for population of focus in assigned course.

Required Application Documents Resume and Cover Letter

Special Instructions (if applicable) The minimum qualifications will vary on the level of the course taught (undergraduate versus graduate) and if ASL or other course. Please see the following

For any ASL courses, the minimum requirements are a bachelor's degree and at least 5 years of teaching and/or ASL interpreting experience.

For any undergraduate speech pathology courses, the minimum requirements are a Masters plus 4 years’ experience (including fellowship year) plus relevant clinical experience for population of focus in assigned course.

Please direct any inqueries to Dr. Donna Scarborough at scarbod@miamioh.edu. Selection of candidates will begin 2 weeks after posting.

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