Employment at Marquette Human Resources About Marquette Contact Human Resources Employment at Marquette Home Search Jobs Job Alerts Log In /Create Account Help Employee Benefits Diversity & Title IX Human Resources Marquette News Campus Map Visit Marquette Adjunct Instructor - Aspin Center - Spring 2027 Below you will find the details for the position including any supplementary documentation and questions you should
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separately.Please reach out to Paul Nolette (paul.nolette@marquette.edu) with any questions. Posting Details Position Information Posting Number 201104688 Position Title Adjunct Instructor - Aspin Center - Spring 2027 State DC Employment Status Part Time Position Status Limited Term If Limited Term (End Date of Assignment, Project, or Grant) 05/08/2027 Position Type Faculty Job Family Faculty # Hours Per Week
Position Overview We are seeking experienced practitioners with an advanced degree (MA, MPA, MPP, JD, PhD, etc.) to teach a 1 credit course in Washington D.C. for 5 weeks during the Spring 2027 semester. The semester’s interdisciplinary theme is “Health, Wellness, and Sustainability” and how these broad themes intersect with public policy locally, federally, and internationally.We welcome your creativity to teach an
undergraduate seminar on a specific topic based on your expertise. Ideas for course topics include, but are not limited to: Politics of US healthcare Environmental politics, law, and policy Emergency management, community resilience and recovery from disaster Politics of food and hunger Environment & theology Urban design, sustainable city planning, public transit, role of municipal and local governments Water
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