Faculty Lecturer - Part-Time

The Urban Studies Program at the University of Pittsburgh seeks a qualified instructor to teach one section of "Urban Planning & Geographic Analysis Capstone" during the Spring 2025 semester. This undergraduate capstone seminar is a writing-intensive research course for students pursuing a BS in Urban Planning & Geographic Analysis. The qualified applicant should hold a terminal degree in geography or a cognate field, have prior experience leading undergraduate capstone courses, be familiar with the practice and theory of urban research design, and be capable of demonstrating excellence in undergraduate-level instruction.

Applicants should submit a current CV, cover letter, and example syllabus by November 24^th, 2024.

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