Adjunct Faculty, Quantitative Research Methods (Doctoral Programs)

Position Summary St. Thomas University seeks highly qualified adjunct faculty to teach doctoral-level quantitative research courses. The successful candidate will provide high-quality instruction, mentor doctoral students, and facilitate the development of quantitative research knowledge and statistical analysis skills. Faculty members are expected to foster student success while maintaining academic excellence consistent with the University's mission and values. This aligns with common expectations for graduate research methods faculty, including teaching, timely feedback, student support, and effective use of the learning management system. Essential Responsibilities Teach doctoral-level quantitative research and statistics courses in online, hybrid, or face-to-face formats. Facilitate student learning using evidence-based instructional practices. Provide timely, constructive, and meaningful feedback on assignments. Maintain regular communication with students through the University's learning management system. Hold virtual office hours and provide academic support as needed. Evaluate student performance in accordance with university grading policies. Submit grades by established deadlines. Maintain accurate academic records and course documentation. Collaborate with leadership to ensure course quality and continuous improvement. Support doctoral students in developing research proposals, selecting appropriate statistical analyses, and interpreting quantitative findings.