Assistant Professor of Instruction

The Department of Organization, Workforce, and Leadership Studies (OWLS) at Texas State University is seeking an exemplary and visionary Lecturer to join us in preparing reflective and driven leaders to thrive in today's global workforce. The Assistant Professor of Instruction position is a full-time, non-tenure-track, nine-month appointment based at the San Marcos campus, with additional responsibilities to serve as BAAS Program Coordinator. The position is primarily a teaching and service appointment, with a 3/1 workload: three courses per long semester plus one course equivalent assigned to BAAS program coordination. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, teaching core courses that are integral to the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) degree program and related high demand focus areas and providing leadership for the BAAS program. Specific Duties Include Teach undergraduate courses in the OWLS Department in an online, in-person, or hybrid delivery system. Travel to in-person recruitment events as needed. Work non-traditional hours, including evenings, nights, and Saturdays. Lead teaching and recruitment activities for the BAAS program. Attend and present at university events, including Bobcat Day, welcome events, graduation celebrations, commencement, academic advisor workshops, presentations to undergraduate Admissions staff and Athletics staff, and meetings with new advisors to promote the BAAS degree. Take part in undergraduate curriculum updates. As BAAS Program Coordinator, working in consultation with the Department Chair: Collaborate with Texas Global on AOP development and expansion. Provide ongoing support for AOP implementation, course scheduling, and program improvement. Manage per-course faculty tasks. Review new student files for appropriateness of transfer coursework to be added to the degree modules. Monitor program and course enrollments. Manage undergraduate learning outcomes. Manage student issues and keep the Department Chair informed of pertinent student concerns. Support BAAS updates, including the undergraduate catalog description, Transfer Planning Guides, brochures, information documents and flyers, the BAAS Student Handbook, sample course sheets, and the BAAS program website. Support updates to Canvas course sites. Coordinate scheduling of OWLS undergraduate courses and instructor assignments. Provide student services in recruiting, registration, academic advising, developing and individualizing degree plans, identifying career goals, reviewing petitions to change degree plans, preparing for capstone, and working with former students when they are readmitted. Serve as liaison to community colleges and businesses by attending events and responding to inquiries. Serve as the BAAS liaison and contact person for student referrals across the university. Collaborate with department leadership and administrative staff. Coordinate BAAS student learning outcome reporting process. An ideal candidate will show evidence of outstanding teaching in higher education and the ability to lead BAAS program coordination. All positions are subject to availability of funds. #J-18808-Ljbffr Texas State University