Adjunct Lecturer - Kinesiology Program

JobID: 550

Category: Academic and Student Affairs

JobSchedule: Part time

Posted Date: 2026-04-27T20:53:05+00:00

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The program anticipates ongoing need for adjunct lecturers to support undergraduate instruction in Health & Wellness (BA) and Exercise Science (BS), as well as graduate instruction in the Sport Administration (MS) and Sport Studies (MS) programs. All graduate courses, as well as undergraduate courses in Health & Wellness are offered in five 8-week terms over the calendar year.

Minimum Qualifications:

• At least 5 years of professional experience directly related to the course subject area
• Master's degree in Kinesiology or a closely related field required
• Terminal degree preferred for graduate-level instruction
• University-level teaching experience preferred
• Experience with Canvas LMS preferred

Undergraduate Courses- Health & Wellness (BA, Fully Online)

• Introduction to Kinesiology
• Wellness in Contemporary America
• The Human Body
• Mind Body Health
• Stress Management
• Nutrition and Behavior
• Mass Media and Health
• Economics of Health and Wellness
• Health Coaching
• Exercise in the Digital Age

Undergraduate Courses- Exercise Science (BS, Majority On-Ground)

• Exercise and Sport Psychology
• Anatomy with Lab
• Physiology with Lab
• Biomechanics
• Lifespan Motor Development
• Motor Learning
• Strength and Conditioning
• Sports Medicine
• Exercise Physiology
• Exercise Prescription

Graduate Courses- Sport Administration, Sport Studies Programs (MS, Fully Online)

• Contemporary Leadership in Sport
• Ethical and Legal Issues in Sport
• Sport Branding and Communication
• Research and Sport Analytics
• Business of Sport
• Sport in Global Society
• Sport Psychology
• Sport Nutrition
• Strenth and Conditioning
• Integrative Sports Performance
• Athlete Career Transitions
• Leadership in Coaching
• NIL and Athlete Brand Management
• Student Athlete Support Systems

Interested candidates must submit a cover letter and updated curriculum vitae. Additional materials for submission may include sample syllabi of courses taught, teaching evaluations from courses taught, and letters of recommendation.