Off-Campus Programs 

Part-Time Temporary Teaching Positions 

A Unique Opportunity

Central Michigan University Off-Campus Programs is currently looking for part-time temporary faculty to join a pool of qualified instructors.  This is “as needed” employment perfect for retired faculty, educators looking for university level experience, or any qualified instructor who appreciates the unique environment created when teaching to adult students. Temporary positions are offered to candidates based not only on their academic and teaching qualifications but also on their availability and location.  

More information about teaching for CMU’s Off-Campus Programs can be found at http://www.cel.cmich.edu/faculty/recruitment/default.html.  

Things to know before you apply:

• Local candidates are preferred for teaching assignments; however, qualified instructors from outside the local area may be considered for hard to fill openings. CMU Off Campus Programs does not sponsor candidates or reimburse them for moving expenses for part-time temporary assignments.
• Approval does not guarantee a teaching assignment. Assignments are based on class location, instructor location and availability, and student enrollment.
• Candidates may be asked to travel to multiple sites if approved.
• Successful candidates will teach adult students in classes offered on alternating weekends (usually Friday evening and 8 to 5 on Saturday every other week for eight weeks) or one night a week for eight weeks.
• A generous stipend is paid plus reasonable travel expenses incurred while teaching of the course.
• To apply, CMU requires a:

      1.    CV/Resume
      2.    Application can be found at http://www.cel.cmich.edu/ faculty/opportunities/application.html
      3.    Copies of transcripts

• Experience working with non-traditional adult students is desired.
• Opportunities posted below may be for future scheduled Courses.

 
CMU is currently seeking qualified part-time temporary instructors for the following Courses: 

ACCOUNTING: 

Courses:         

            ACC 203 Essentials of Accounting for Business

            ACC 204 Accounting for Non-For-Profit Entities

Location: 

            Lansing and other Michigan Centers

Requirements: 

MBA, MACC or a Masters in Accounting are required
and a CPA or CMA preferred.  Experience teaching
adult learners desired.

ANTHROPOLOGY: 

Courses:         

            ANT 173 Laboratory in Physical Anthropology

            ANT 175 Archaeology of the Americas

Location: 

            Metro Detroit area, Michigan

Requirements: 

ABD in Anthropology may be considered.  A Ph.D. in
Anthropology with some graduate level coursework in the
topic to be taught is preferred.

ART: 

Course:

            ART 319 Art Criticism

Location: 

            Metro Detroit area, Michigan

Requirements: 

            A Ph.D. or Ed.D. in Art History or Art Criticism and
            previous teaching experience.

ASTRONOMY: 

Courses:

            AST 111 Astronomy
            AST 112 Introduction to Astronomical Observations
Location: 

            Online

Requirements: 

            AST 111: Masters in Astronomy or Physics with courses
                            in observational astronomy and astrophysics.
            AST 112: Masters in Astronomy with 1 year teaching
                            experience.

BROADCAST AND CINEMATIC ARTS: 

Course:

            BCA 288 History and Appreciation of the Cinema

Location: 

            Metro Detroit, Michigan and other Michigan sites

Requirements: 

            A Ph.D. in Radio/Television or Film required.  Experience
            teaching film history courses desired.
 

COMMUNICATION AND DRAMATIC ARTS: 

Course:         

            SDA 302 Voice and Diction

Locations: 

            Auburn Hills and other Michigan Centers

Requirements: 

            A minimum requirement is a Masters degree in Linguistics,
            Communication Disorders, Speech and/or Theatre Arts.
            PhD in Linguistics, Communication Disorders, Speech
            and/or Theatre is preferred.  Thorough knowledge of the
            International Phonetic Alphabet is required.  Experience in
            oral competency presentations and evaluations are
            desired.
 

COMMUNICATION OR SPEECH COMMUNICATION:                   

Course:         

            IPC 665, Seminar in Communication and Negotiation in
            Employee Relations. 

Locations: 

            Lansing, MI and other Michigan Locations
            Richmond, VA and other Virginia Locations  

Requirements: 

            Ph.D. in Speech Communication preferred with a
            specialization in Organizational Communication.
 

Course:         

            IPC 667  Advanced Studies in Intercultural Communication. 

Locations: 

            Lansing, MI and other Michigan Center Locations
            Richmond, VA and other Virginia Center Locations

Requirements: 

            Ph.D. in Speech Communication and either teaching
            experience in intercultural communication or appropriate
            graduate coursework in intercultural communication.
 

COUNSELOR EDUCATION AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT:                   

Course:         

            CED 502 Student Development in Higher Education
Location: 

            Canada
Requirements: 

             A Masters in Counseling or closely related field, 5 years
             field and teaching experience.

Courses:         

            CED 640 Standardized Tests
            CED 645 School Counseling Seminar
            CED 651 Counseling with Children 

Location: 

            Metro Detroit, Livonia and other Michigan Locations
Requirements: 

             Ed.D. or Ph.D. in Counseling or closely related field,
             active membership in a counseling professional
             organization (including conference attendance) or a
             record of relevant research.
 

Course:         

            CED 655 Human Relations Skills 

Locations: 

            Metro Detroit and other Michigan Locations
            Atlanta, GA; Canada
            Richmond and other Virginia Center Locations
Requirement: 

             A doctorate in Counseling or related field.

EDUCATION: 

         Courses:
                   EDU 508A Diagnosis and Remediation of Reading
                   Disabilities and Differentiated Instruction (Elementary)
                   EDU 508B Diagnosis and Remediation of Reading
                   Disabilities and Differentiated Instruction (Secondary)
         Locations: 
                   Saginaw, Auburn Hills and Other Michigan Centers
         Requirements: 
                   Ph.D. in Literacy, Curriculum Instruction with a Literacy or
                   Reading Emphasis or a Masters in Reading plus 5 years
                   experience teaching literacy or reading.  Reading Clinic
                   experience preferred.  Demonstrated current professional
                   knowledge related to the content of this course.

     Course:
                   EDU 602 Strategies and Techniques for Teaching
       Locations: 
                  Flint, Saginaw, Grand Rapids and Port Huron in Michigan
       Requirements: 
                  Doctorate in Education and/or Curriculum and
                  Instruction.  Five years teaching experience in a PK-12
                  setting.  Demonstrated current professional knowledge
                   through professional development through participating
                   in activities related to teaching this course which
                   includes recent, active involvement in a professional
                   education organization or a current record of
                   scholarship related to the topics contained within this
                   course.  A valid teaching certificate is required. 

            Course:         

            EDU 614 Advanced Educational Psychology 

            Location: 

            Atlanta, Georgia

            Requirement: 

                   A Ph.D. in Education or Educational Psychology. 

      Course:         
                  EDU 630 Organization and Implementation of School
                  Literacy Programs
       Locations: 
                 Grand Rapids, Metro Detroit, and Traverse City
       Requirements: 
                  A Ph.D. in Reading.  Teaching experience and working with
                 adult learners is recommended. 

       Course:
                  EDU 632 Practicum in the Diagnosis and Treatment of
                  Difficulties in Literacy
        Locations: 
                   Dearborn and Traverse City in Michigan
        Requirements: 
                   Doctorate in Education, Reading Education, Literacy and
                   Curriculum and Instruction.
                
                   A concentration of course work in reading and literacy is
                   preferred. Five years teaching experience in a PK-5 setting
                   teaching reading. Experience teaching in a reading clinic is
                   desired. Demonstrated current professional knowledge
                   through professional development through participating in
                   activities related to teaching this course which includes
                   recent, active involvement in a professional reading and
                   literacy education organization or a current record of
                   scholarship related to the topics contained within this
                   course.  A valid teaching certificate is required.

 Course:
            EDU 635 Problems in Language Arts in the Elementary
            School
 Locations: 
            Dearborn and Traverse City in Michigan 
 Requirements: 
            Doctorate in Education, Reading Education, Literacy and
            Curriculum and Instruction.

             A  concentration of course work in reading and literacy
             education is preferred.  Five years teaching experience in a
             PK-5 setting teaching reading or language arts. 
             Demonstrated current professional knowledge through
             professional development through participating in activities
             related to teaching this course which includes recent,
             active involvement in a professional reading and literacy
             education organization or a current record of scholarship
             related to the topics contained within this course.  A valid
             teaching certificate is required.

 Course:
            EDU 636 Classroom Reading and Writing Instruction
 Locations: 
            Grand Rapids and Metro Detroit areas in Michigan 
 Requirements: 
            A Ph.D. in Reading is preferred, however, those candidates
            holding a related/relevant Master's degree in Reading with
            K-12 experience will be considered.  Teaching experience
            and experience working with adult learners is
            recommended.

Course:
            EDU 642 Instructional Multimedia
Locations:
            Traverse City, Mackinaw City and Saginaw, MI
Requirements:
            Ph.D. in Educational Technology, Education, Curriculum
            and Instruction.  Five years educational technology
            experience and expertise.  A valid teaching certificate
            from any state.  Demonstrate competence using both
            Windows and Macintosh platforms.  Demonstrated
            current professional knowledge through professional
            development by participating in activities related to
            teaching this course which includes recent, active
            involvement in a professional education organization or
            a current record of scholarship related to the topics
            contained within this course.

       Course:
                   EDU 660 Methods of Educational Research
        Locations: 
                   Flint and Port Huron in Michigan
                   Canada and other International Centers
       Requirements: 
                   Doctorate in Education, Curriculum and Assessment,
                   Educational Foundations, Educational Psychology or a
                   Ph.D. in Administration with a concentration of courses in
                   educational research methodology and/or statistics.
                   Record of current research as demonstrated by consistent
                   and current presentations of action research, applied
                   research or quantitative research at conferences or
                   consistent and current record of publication of action
                   research, applied research or quantities research in
                   professional journals. A valid teaching certificate is
                   required.

       Course:
                   EDU 662 Applied Educational Measurement and Evaluation
        Locations: 
                   Troy, Grand Rapids, Traverse City and other Centers in
                   Michigan
        Requirements: 
                   Doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction with five years
                   teaching experience in a PK-12 setting.  Demonstrated
                   current professional knowledge through professional
                   development by participating in activities related to teaching
                   this course which includes recent, active involvement in a
                   professional education organization or a current record of
                   scholarship related to the topics contained with this
                   course.  Demonstrates a record of course work in
                   assessment or experience with assessment activities or
                   assessment training preferred.  A valid teaching certificate
                   is required. 

Course:
           EDU 706 Theory and Practice of Instruction  
Locations: 
           Saginaw, Grand Rapids and Flint, Michigan 
Requirements:  
           Ph.D. in Education and/or Curriculum and Instruction.
           Five years teaching experience in a PK-12 setting.
           Demonstrated current professional knowledge through
           professional development through participating in activities
           related to teaching this course which includes recent, active
           involvement in a professional education organization or a
           current record of scholarship related to the topics contained
           within this course.  A valid teaching certificate is required.

       Courses:
                   EDU 707 Seminar:  Issues in Educational Technology
                   EDU 710 Seminar:  Terminal Project
         Locations: 
                   Traverse City, Mackinaw City and Saginaw, MI
         Requirements: 
                   Ph.D. in Educational Technology, Education, Curriculum
                   and Instruction.  Five years educational technology
                   experience and expertise.  A valid teaching certificate
                   from any state.  Demonstrate competence using both
                   Windows and Macintosh platforms.  Demonstrated
                   current professional knowledge through professional
                   development by participating in activities related to
                   teaching this course which includes recent, active
                   involvement in a professional education organization or
                   a current record of scholarship related to the topics
                   contained within this course.

        Course:
                  EDU 730 Seminar:  Issues in Literacy
        Locations: 
                  Grand Rapids and Traverse City in Michigan
        Requirements: 
                   Doctorate in Education or Literacy

                    A concentration of course work in reading and literacy
                    education is preferred.  Five years teaching experience in a
                    PK-5 setting teaching reading or language arts. 
                    Demonstrated current professional knowledge through
                    professional development through participating in activities
                    related to teaching this course which includes recent,
                    active involvement in a professional reading and literacy
                    education organization or a current record of scholarship
                    related to the topics contained within this course.  A valid
                    teaching certificate is required.

        Course:
                  EDU 765 Seminar in Curriculum Problems
         Locations: 
                  Grand Rapids and Traverse City in Michigan
         Requirements: 
                   Ph.D. in Education and/or Curriculum and Instruction.  Five
                   years teaching experience in a PK-12 setting. 
                   Demonstrated current professional knowledge through
                   professional development through participating in activities
                   related to teaching this course which includes recent,
                   active involvement in a professional education organization
                   or a current record of scholarship related to the topics
                   contained within this course.  A valid teaching certificate is
                   required.

        Course:
                   EDU 770 Practicum in Systematic Curriculum
                   Development
         Locations: 
                   Grand Rapids and Traverse City in Michigan
         Requirements: 
                   Doctorate in Education and K-12 experience.  A valid
                   teaching certificate is required.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP: 

Courses:

            EAD 622 Adult Literacy and Society

            EAD 667 Administration of Community Education. 

Locations: 

            Atlanta, Georgia and other Georgia Centers.
Requirements: 

            Doctoral degree in Educational Leadership is required.
            Teaching experience and working with adult learners is
            preferred.

Courses:

            EAD 676 Administration of Community Colleges

            EAD 778 Contemporary Issues in Higher Education 

Location: 

            Canada
Requirements: 

            Doctoral degree in Educational Leadership is required.
            Teaching experience and working with adult learners is
            preferred.

ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY: 

Course:         

            IET 365 Plastics Technology 

Location: 

            Metro Detroit area in Michigan

Requirements: 

            A Master's degree in Engineering or Technology
            (Industrial Technology, Technology Management,
            Industrial Safety, etc.) preferred with relevant
            industrial experience and/or teaching experience in
            the subject matter at post-secondary level.

Course:         

            IET 527 Industrial Safety Management 

Location: 

            Metro Detroit area in Michigan

Requirements: 

            Ph.D. in Engineering or Technology (Industrial Technology,
            Technology Management, Industrial Safety, Industrial
            Hygiene, etc.) preferred.  Master's degree will be
            considered with experience in the subject matter.

Course:         

            TEC 454 Vehicle Instrument Panel Design 

Location: 

            Vehicle Design Center, Metro Detroit area in Michigan

Requirements: 

            Minimum of a Masters degree in Business management
            or MSA with a major in Vehicle Design and Manufacturing
            Administration or in a subject that is related to the
            course/program in addition to professional background
            in the subject area.

 ENGLISH: 

Courses:

            ENG 101 Freshman Composition

            ENG 201 Intermediate Composition 

Locations: 

            Metro Detroit and other Michigan Centers
Requirements: 

            Masters in English with course work in the content area
            of the course.

Courses:

            ENG 303 Technical Writing

            ENG 323 Fantasy and Science Fiction
            ENG 326 The Literary Dimensions of Film 

Locations: 

            Metro Detroit and other Michigan Centers and Online
Requirements: 

            Ph.D., Ed.D, or MFA in English or related field.

            Additional Requirements for all courses listed:
            Candidates are required to submit a past or proposed syllabi
            and two (2) sample assignments representative of each course
            interested in teaching.

 GEOGRAPHY: 

Courses:

            GEO 373 Latin America

            GEO 395 Michigan 

Locations: 

            Metro Detroit and Lansing, Michigan areas, respectively.
Requirements: 

            A Ph.D. in Geography with graduate level coursework
            in the topic to be taught is preferred.

HEALTH SCIENCE: 

Course:

            HSC 507 Introduction to Health Services
                            Organizations and Systems

Location: 

            Hawaii

Requirements: 

            A PhD or DHA in Health Administration, Health Management,
            Health Services Administration or equivalent or closely
            related field and experience in the Health Services sector
            desired.  Related Allied Health fields, such as M.D., D.O.,
            DBA or equivalent, DPH with Health Services Administration
            preparation or experience will be considered.

Course:

            HSC 519 Death Education and Suicide Prevention

Location: 

            Dearborn in the Metro Detroit area, Michigan

Requirements: 

            A Masters degree in Community Health, or Behavioral
            Sciences or related field. Doctorate preferred. 
            Experience in the health or human services sector is
            required.

Course:

            HSC 572  Quality Improvement in Health Services

Location: 

            Metro Detroit, Michigan

Requirements: 

            A PhD or DHA in Health Administration/Management or
            Health Services Administration.  Related fields such as
            JD, LLB, and DPH with MHA, MBA, MS or MSA with
            Health Services Administration and experience in
            quality improvement/risk management will be
            considered.
 

Course:

            HSC 591 Legal & Regulatory Aspects of Long-Term Care
Location: 

            Metro Detroit, Michigan

Requirements: 

            A PhD or DHA in Health Administration/Management
            or Health Services Administration, or a DHA.  Related fields
            such as JD, LLB, and DPH with MHA, MBA, MS or MSA with
            Health Services Administration and experience in long term
            care will be considered.
 

Course:

            HSC 592 Administrative Issues in Long-Term Care
            HSC 593 Resident Care Issues in Long-Term Care
                            Administration

Location: 

            Metro Detroit, Michigan

Requirements: 

            A PhD or DHA in Health Administration/Management or
            Health Services Administration.  Related fields such as
            DPH with MHA, MBA, MS or MSA with Health Services
            Administration and experience in long term care will be
            considered.
 

Course:

            HSC 617 Community and Public Health

Location: 

            Hawaii

Requirements: 

            A PhD or DHA in Public Health and/or Hospital
            Administration, Health Management, Health Services
            Administration or equivalent or closely related field and
            experience in the Health Services sector desired.  Related
            Allied Health fields, such as M.D., D.O., DBA or equivalent,
            DPH with Health Services Administration preparation or
            experience will be considered.
 

HISTORY: 

Course:

            HST 228  American Business:  A History
Locations: 

            Metro Detroit area, Flint, Grand Rapids, Lansing,
            Saginaw and/or Traverse City, Michigan

Requirements: 

            ABD in U.S. History/U.S. Economic History, Ph.D.
            preferred with course work in the history of business
            or economics.
 

Course:
            HST 320, United States Social History to 1865
Locations: 

            Metro Detroit area, Flint, Grand Rapids, Lansing,
            Saginaw and/or Traverse City, Michigan

 Requirements: 

            ABD in American History/American Studies, Ph.D.
            preferred with significant graduate course work in U.S.
            social history.
 

Course:

            HST 323, History of Native Americans
Locations: 

            Metro Detroit area, Flint, Grand Rapids, Lansing,
            Saginaw and/or Traverse City, Michigan

Requirements: 

            ABD in American History/American Studies, Ph.D.
            preferred with significant graduate course work in
            Native American History.
 

Courses:

            HST 324, African-American History to 1915
            HST 325, African-Americans in Twentieth Century America
Locations: 

            Metro Detroit area, Flint, Grand Rapids, Lansing,
            Saginaw and/or Traverse City, Michigan

Requirements: 

            ABD in American History/American Studies/African-
            American History, Ph.D. preferred with substantial
            graduate course work in American History, including
            some in the period before 1900 and in African-American
            History.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: 

Course:         

                  ITC 365  Introduction to Data Communications &
                  Computer Networks
        Locations:
                  Southfield and other Metro Detroit areas in Michigan. 
        Requirements: 
                   Ph.D. in Information Technology, Computer Science or
                   Computer Engineering preferred.  Master’s degree will
                   be considered with experience in the subject matter. 

MANAGEMENT:

Courses:

            MGT 533 Purchasing Strategy,

            MGT 542 Inventory and Materials Management and

            MGT 543 Management and Control of Quality
Locations: 

            Dayton, Ohio; Richmond, Virginia; and Washington DC
            areas. 

Requirements: 

            Doctorate in Purchasing or Supply Chain Management
            from an AACSB accredited institution and experience in
            working with adult learners preferred. 

Master's degree applicants with appropriate background will
be considered.  Materials and quality management
background experience is necessary as well as
articles/papers published in the Purchasing area.
 

Course:

            MGT 649 Seminar in Organizational Development

Location: 

            Kalamazoo, Michigan  

Requirements: 

A Ph.D. in Management, Human Resources Management,
Industrial Psychology or a related discipline.  Graduate
course work in organizational development and/or change
management.  Experience in organizational change
management and scholarly work (i.e. publications,
presentations, etc.) in the area is required.
 

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ADMINISTRATION: 

            Course:
                        MSA 600  Administrative Research and Report Methods
             Locations: 
                         Richmond, VA and other Virginia Locations
                         Multiple US Locations
              Requirements: 
                         Ph.D., DBA, or equivalent is required.  Demonstrated ability
                         to teach at the graduate level.  Ability to apply research
                         methodology and skills to research and is actively involved in
                         projects or utilizing research methodology techniques in a
                         daily operation.

            Course:
                        MSA 610  Environments in Administration
             Locations: 
                         Richmond, VA and other Virginia Locations
              Requirements: 
                         Ph.D. in Administration, documented experience and broad
                        academic preparation in public processes and their impact
                        on public and private sector organizations.  Documented
                        experience in graduate level instruction.

                        Department will consider a Ph.D. in Political Science,
                        Economics, or Law.  Candidates from all disciplines will be
                        evaluated to ensure comparable courses have been included
                        in their doctoral program.
 

        Course:
                    MSA 634 Managerial Accounting Concepts
         Locations: 
                     Multiple Michigan Locations and Online
                     Richmond, VA and other US Locations
          Requirements: 
                     Ph.D. in Business Administration with a major in
                     Accounting or Finance preferred, and documented
                     evidence in consulting activities or work experiences that
                     are application oriented and documented experience in
                     graduate level instruction.  PhD or DBA in Managerial
                     Accounting, Finance and/or Managerial Economics and/or
                     MA or MS in Business Administration related area or
                     substantial academic course work in Accounting, Finance,
                     or equivalent work experience will be considered.  The
                     combination of an MBA and CPA are considered
                     equivalent to a PhD.

        Course: 
                    MSA 635 Financial Management
        Locations: 
                    Multiple Michigan Locations and Online
                    Richmond, VA and other US Locations
        Requirements: 
                    Ph.D. in Business Administration with a major in
                    Accounting or Finance preferred, and documented
                    evidence in consulting activities or work experiences that
                    are application oriented and documented experience in
                    graduate level instruction.   PhD or DBA in Managerial
                    Accounting, Finance and/or Managerial Economics and/or
                    MA or MS in Business Administration related area or
                    substantial academic course work in Accounting, Finance,
                    or equivalent work experience will be considered.  The
                    combination of an MBA and CPA are considered
                    equivalent to a PhD.

Course:         

            MSA 640 Quantitative Applications in Decision Making

Locations:

            Kalamazoo, MI and Multiple Michigan Locations, Richmond,
            VA and other Virginia Locations, Atlanta, GA and Hawaii
Requirements: 
            PhD in Quantitative Methods or Operations Research
            (Public/Private Sectors); and documented evidence in
            consulting activities or work experience that are quantitative
            related and application-oriented, and documented experience
            in graduate level instruction.  Department may accept a PhD
            or equivalent in Managerial Economics, Statistics or
            Mathematics; and MA or MS in Business Administration
            related area or substantial academic course work in
            quantitative applications/operations research or equivalent
            work experience; and documented evidence in consulting
            activities, work experience or research that are quantitative
            related and application-oriented, and documented experience
            in graduate level instruction.
    
Course:         

            MSA 661 Diversity and Multiculturalism in the Workplace

Location: 

            Kalamazoo, MI and Multiple Michigan Locations, Richmond,
             VA and other Virginia Locations, Atlanta, GA and Hawaii

Requirements: 

            Terminal degree required (Ph.D., DBA, or equivalent).
            Demonstrated excellence in teaching at the graduate level
            and approval to teach one additional course from the MSA
            degree program.  Ability to apply research methodology and
            skills to research as indicated by: printed evidence the
            instructor has received, formal academic training research
            methodology and quantitative/statistical techniques at the
            graduate level, and printed evidence the instructor is actively
            involved in projects or actively utilizing research methodology
            techniques in day to day operations.

  PHILOSOPHY: 

Courses:

            PHL 345 The Civil Rights Movement 

            PHL 518 Professional Ethics

Locations: 

            Metro Detroit and Lansing, Michigan area, respectively

Requirements: 

             A Ph.D. in Philosophy with graduate level coursework in the
             topic to be taught is preferred.

  PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT:

Courses:

            PES 550 Sport Fundraising 

            PES 625 Facilities for Sport and Physical Education

            PES 645 Financial Management of Sport 

            PES 670 Research Methods for Physical Education and
                Sport, Health and Recreation

            PES 672 Statistics for Physical Education and Sport,
                 Health and Recreation 

            PES 699 Sport Management Internship
Location: 

            Atlanta, Georgia

Requirements: 

             Ph.D. in Sport Management/Administration preferred.  Will
             consider a Master's degree in these disciplines or a Master's
             degree in an area relevant to the course if combined with
             experience working in the sport industry (e.g., an MBA
             with experience managing a sport facility).  Prefer
             Master's applicants with teaching experience.
 

  POLITICAL SCIENCE: 

Courses:         

            PSC 561 American State Government and Administration
            PSC 563 Politics and Policy in Urban Communities
            PSC 565 Managing Modern Local Government
            PSC 785 Strategic Leadership
Locations: 

            Multiple Michigan Locations

Requirements: 

            A Ph.D. in Political Science or Doctorate of Public
            Administration (DPA).  Candidate's related/relevant degrees;
            global related experience will be factors considered. 
            Experience teaching adult learners preferred.

  PSYCHOLOGY: 

Courses:

            PSY 330 Social Psychology
            PSY 334 Psychology of Women
            PSY 336 Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Locations: 

            Multiple Michigan locations

Requirement: 
            A Master's degree in Psychology
           
Courses:

            PSY 531 Group Dynamics
            PSY 536 Personnel Psychology
            PSY 636 Organizational Applications of Personnel
            Psychology
Locations: 

            Multiple Michigan locations

Requirements: 

             Ph.D. in Industrial or Organizational Psychology and recent
             relevant publications in journals.

  SOCIOLOGY: 

Courses:

            SOC 201 Social Psychology
            SOC 223 Urban Structures and Change

Requirements: 

            An A.B.D. in Sociology, Anthropology or M.S.W. in Social
            Work will be considered.  A Ph.D. is preferred and course
            work relevant to the course topic is required.  Experience
            working with adult students is desired.
Locations:
            Metro Detroit and other Michigan Locations

Course:

            SOC 323* Racism and Inequality

Requirements: 

            A Ph.D. in Sociology, Anthropology or M.S.W. in Social
            Work and graduate-level course work, research experience,
            or teaching experience relevant to the course topic.
Locations: 

            Metro Detroit and other Michigan Locations
            *Online

Courses:

            SOC 411 The Family
            SOC 512 Industrial Sociology

Requirements: 

            A Ph.D. in Sociology, Anthropology or M.S.W. in Social Work
            and graduate-level course work, research experience, or
            teaching experience relevant to the course topic is required.
            Experience working with adult students is desirable. 

Locations: 

            Metro Detroit and other Michigan Locations

If you have questions, please contact:

Carmen Ceja-Blohm, Assistant Director, Faculty Resources, at (800) 950-1144, ext. 2199.

Once you have determined which Course you may be qualified to teach, please send your completed application, current vita, and copies of your transcripts to:

 Amy Courter

Central Michigan University, Off Campus Programs
802 Industrial Drive
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858
Fax: (989) 774-3232 or
E-mail: court1al@cmich.edu