Temporary Part-Time Instructor of Emergency Management - Unsolicited

Job Summary/Basic Function The department of Earth Sciences is accepting applications for a Temporary, part-time instructor responsible for teaching online in both 7 week and 15 week course terms for the Masters of Science in Emergency Management program. The selected candidate will teach graduate courses in the MS Emergency Management degree program. The MS Emergency Management degree is designed to produce exemplary industry professionals with cross-disciplinary skills. Topics taught within the curriculum include professional writing, risk communication, emergency management planning, business continuity, GIS applications, social dimensions of disaster, mental health and trauma, as well as terrorism and homeland security. In addition to teaching, there is an expectation for scholarship and service commensurate with the assignment. The purpose of this posting is to generate a pool of qualified faculty. Applications submitted will be reviewed on an as needed basis based on enrollment. Required Qualifications Master's Degree in Emergency Management or related discipline. Evidence of ability to successfully teach diverse student populations. Excellent oral, written, interpersonal communication skills. Evidence of a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Demonstrate willingness to foster EPPIIC core values among students and colleagues. Experience working with the latest technology and online tools. Successful interview. Successful completion of three background checks. Preferred Qualifications PhD or ABD in Emergency Management or related discipline. Specialty certifications in emergency management. Practical experience in emergency management and disaster preparedness. Certifications in FEMA NIMS. Experience in teaching/conducting exercises and training events. Strong all-hazards understanding of emergency management and disaster preparedness. Mentoring experience.

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