• Developing and implementing programs and activities for the support and improvement of teaching across the University
  
•  Consulting with faculty, graduate students, and academic units about teaching, curriculum development, and program evaluation
  
• Promoting pedagogical methods appropriate for a diverse student body

Job requirements: A completed doctorate in the biological, physical, health sciences or related fields; college teaching experience; faculty and/or Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) development experience; ability to work effectively in settings of social and intellectual diversity; strong oral and written communication skills; and sensitivity to teaching and learning needs at a major research university.

Desired qualifications: Familiarity with current trends in biological, physical and health sciences education in the undergraduate, graduate, and professional school arena.  Familiarity with the literature on faculty and GSI development and learning improvement. Experience with educational assessment or research.  Experience promoting the effective use of instructional technology in teaching contexts.

To apply:

•  Visit the University of Michigan Job Site: http://www.umich.edu/~jobs/
  
•  Navigate the site as follows: In the job search box, enter “CRLT” into the keyword search field.  Select position # 109890.  The full position description will load.  Select the “Apply Now” button in the upper right and follow the prompts based on your individual circumstances. 
  
• Upload a CV and cover letter as a single document (applicants may only upload one document)
  
• For questions, contact Deborah Meizlish, Senior Assistant Director (734-763-2396, [log in to unmask])
  

CRLT, founded in 1962, was the first university teaching center.  CRLT provides comprehensive curricular and instructional development programs and is dedicated to the support and advancement of teaching and learning at the University of Michigan.  CRLT instructional consultants partner with faculty members, graduate student instructors, the academic administration, and students in all nineteen UM schools and colleges to promote a university culture that values and rewards teaching, respects and supports differences, and encourages instructional environments in which diverse students can learn and excel.  We are a highly collaborative and productive group, and we look forward to welcoming new staff to our team.  For information about CRLT, visit http://www.crlt.umich.edu. 

The University of Michigan is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer.