Adjunct Faculty - Applied Behavior Analysis - Los Angeles Campus
Overview
The Chicago School seeks qualified adjunct faculty for its Undergraduate ABA minor and M.S. Applied Behavior Analysis program. Candidates will engage students through discussions and assignments while providing timely feedback. Responsibilities include maintaining communication with administration and fostering a student-centered environment. This evergreen role offers ongoing opportunities for teaching specialized topics.
What You'll Do5
- 1Design and deliver course content aligned with BACB approved curriculum for the ABA minor and M.S. program
- 2Create assessments and provide constructive feedback within 48 hours of submission
- 3Collaborate with department leadership on curriculum development and program improvements
- 4Participate in faculty meetings and contribute to departmental initiatives
- 5Support student recruitment and retention for specialized ABA coursework
Requirements5
- 15+ years doctoral degree with expertise in Applied Behavior Analysis
- 2BCBA certification preferred with demonstrated clinical experience
- 3Teaching experience in higher education settings with strong pedagogical skills
- 4Commitment to diversity equity and inclusion principles in instructional practice
- 5Ability to conduct research and contribute to scholarly activities
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