The anticipated hiring salary for this position is $75,000. This salary range is for Lecturing Instructors. Individuals with higher academic qualifications which would merit a higher academic rank may be eligible for a higher salary. Hiring offers will be determined based on the final candidate’s qualifications and experience. The recruiter can share more information about what the anticipated hiring salary would be
based upon your specific qualifications during the selection process. The CIA offers a substantial benefits package that includes medical coverage available at no cost to qualifying employees, dental insurance, vision insurance, life insurance, short and long term disability insurance, retirement savings plan with high employer contributions, a generous paid time off program, and more! As the benefits package at the
CIA results in a significant value above the base hiring salary for this position, we encourage you to apply so that our recruiters can share more information with you about the benefits of working for the CIA. POSITION SUMMARY The Culinary Institute of America (CIA) faculty members are responsible for teaching students, developing curriculum, conducting research, and serving on committees in service to the
Institute. The responsibilities of the position include but are not limited to preparing lesson plans, teaching and evaluating students, preparing and revising course guides and other educational materials, and developing intellectual property in one’s area of expertise. Faculty members also provide professional and career advice for students pursuing careers in food-related organizations, maintain office hours
(in-person or virtual), assist students who are having difficulty with studies, and honor CIA policies. Faculty are also expected to contribute to the overall operation of the CIA and support the mission of the Institute. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Prepare daily lesson plans for classes and teach classes as requested and scheduled, in a manner consistent with the philosophy, policies, and guidelines of the Institute.
Work individually as an advisor for students who may need extra help, who have questions about course information, who want career guidance, or who need assistance in their studies. Provide regular and constructive feedback to students in an objective, consistent, and timely manner; evaluate and document student performance using established methods and criteria; file course grades consistently and without prejudice.
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