Welcome to the official site for employment opportunities at MICA. At MICA, we value diversity and empower our employees to use their talent in a variety of ways. We are pleased that you are interested in career opportunities offered at MICA. General purpose: To provide design leadership instruction for graduate students in the dual degree MA/MBA program which is in partnership with The Johns Hopkins Carey Business
School. To convey knowledge of multiple aspects of design leadership from a professional perspective. Summary of Essential Functions: Holds instructional class session once a week for the duration of the class Collaborate and coordinate with program leadership and faculty Holds office hours once a week for the duration of the class Provides core instruction to satisfy primary learning objectives of course Provides
timely feedback on and assessment of student work Works directly with the curriculum team The curriculum team establishes program and course learning objectives, standardizes rubrics and syllabi, and assists in structuring course materials on Canvas Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Prepare lesson plans for the duration of the course. This may include sourcing supplementary materials from diverse sources, ensuring
course materials are relevant, up-to-date, and in alignment with program learning objectives. Deliver live lectures for students once a week. Maintain consistent communication with students: Holding at least one hour of regular office hours every week. Replying to any student communication within 24 hours. Evaluate and provide feedback on student work. This includes providing timely written and/or audio/video
feedback via the LMS (Canvas) and keeping a current gradebook. Maintenance of Canvas course current throughout the term Includes updating a syllabus, setting assignments with due dates, publishing class Zoom recordings, providing slide decks and other materials to students in modules. Perform other related duties as assigned. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Knowledge of Design Leadership subject matter. Courses in
this degree include: Foundations of Design Leadership Collaboration Prototyping Intersections of Business and Design I & II Creativity and Innovation Sustainability and Social Responsiveness Cultural Relevance and Awareness Forecasting and Realization The Competitive Advantage I & II Applicants should have experience and expertise in at least one of the above areas of knowledge. Applicants should be comfortable with
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