CTFP Contact & Location:
Dr. Kavita Hegde, Professor of Biology & Biochemistry
Biology Program Coordinator
Department of Natural Sciences
Coppin State University
2500 West North Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21216
Phone: 410-951-4137; Email: [email protected]
Multiple positions available; all are in-person (face-to-face) courses:
Adjunct instructor positions (paid):
- BIOL 101 (General Biology, undergraduate level): One position
- BIOL 201 (Human Anatomy & Physiology-I, Undergraduate level): One position
- BIOL 203 (Human Anatomy & Physiology-II, Undergraduate level): One position
- PHSC 103 (Environmental Science, undergraduate level)
Guest Lectures (unpaid):
A select number of opportunities are available to provide a guest lecture for a seminar course. If interested to learn more, please email: [email protected]
Location:
Coppin State University
2500 West North Avenue,
Science & Technology Center
Department of Natural Sciences, Suite 200
Baltimore, MD 21216
Position Details/Expectations:
Interested applicants may apply for more than 1 position.
The adjunct instructor will be expected to conduct classes at the scheduled times, conduct and grade tests/exams, manage the learning management system (Blackboard) in terms of communicating with students, posting assignments, grade exams, post grades, etc. The instructor will receive relevant training and support for Blackboard from IT as well as course support from the program coordinator to facilitate course/class management.
Evaluation
Ongoing in‐person feedback from course coordinator will be provided. Formal written feedback at the end of semester can be provided on request. Fellows who wish to continue to teach in the subsequent semesters can let the program coordinator know of their interest; the decision to continue will be subject to approval by the department Chair.
Parking and Transportation: Parking is available on campus for a fee/month or semester.
Description and requirements of the listed adjunct instructor positions
1. Adjunct instructor for BIOL 101 General Biology (4 credits, undergraduate level)
This is a general biology course for non-science majors.
Degree Requirements: Must have at least M.S. in any biology area
Preferred skills and experience: Teaching experience preferred, but not mandatory.
Position: Paid
Commitment Length: Fall 2026 semester: Aug 21st -Dec 23rd 2026
Expected Weekly Class Time Commitment on Campus: 6 hours/week (3 hours lecture and 3 hour lab), (twice a week: 5:20PM-8:10PM)
Expected Weekly Commitment outside of Class Time: All materials and access to resources will be provided. Preparation time: ~1 hour/week.
2. Adjunct instructor for BIOL 203 Human Anatomy & Physiology-II (4 credits, Undergraduate level)
This course will include discussion on fundamentals of tissues, integumentary system, skeletal and muscular systems, digestive and urinary systems.
Degree Requirements: Must have a Ph.D. in relevant field
Preferred skills and experience: Must have taken formal courses in anatomy and physiology, mammalian physiology, or related fields, during their academic years. Teaching experience preferred, but not mandatory.
Position: Paid
Commitment Length: Fall 2026 semester: August 21st-Dec 23rd 2026
Expected Weekly Class Time Commitment on Campus: 6 hours/week (3 hours lecture and 3 hour lab)
3. Adjunct instructor for BIOL 203 Human Anatomy & Physiology-II (4 credits, Undergraduate level)
This course will include discussion on the nervous system, endocrine system, cardiovascular system, lymphatic system & immunity, reproductive and the respiratory systems.
Degree Requirements: Must have a Ph.D. in relevant field
Preferred skills and experience: Must have taken formal courses in anatomy and physiology, mammalian physiology, or related fields, during their academic years. Teaching experience preferred, but not mandatory.
Position: Paid
Commitment Length: Fall 2026 semester: August 21st-Dec 23rd 2026
Expected Weekly Class Time Commitment on Campus: 6 hours/week (3 hours lecture and 3 hour lab)
4. Adjunct instructor for PHSC 103 (3 credits) (Environmental Science, Undergraduate level)
Degree Requirements: Must have at least M.S.in relevant field
Preferred skills and experience: Teaching experience preferred, but not mandatory.
Position: Paid
Commitment Length: Fall 2026 semester: August 21st-Dec 23rd 2026
Expected Weekly Class Time Commitment on Campus: 3 lecture hours/week
Expected Weekly Commitment outside of Class Time: All materials and access to resources will be provided. Preparation time: ~1 hour/week.