1. University of Southern California (USC)
The Department of French & Italian in the Dana and David Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences in Los Angeles, California, seeks applicants for a full-time, teaching-track position in the French basic language program.
Requirements: Demonstrated excellence in teaching French at the college level and effective application of current technologies in the classroom. M.A. of higher in French required.
Voir l'annonce complète: https://usccareers.usc.edu/job/los-angeles/full-time-teaching-track-faculty-position-in-the-french-language/1209/101712007184
2. College Board
The College Board is recruiting higher education faculty for the Spring 2027 evidence-based standard setting (EBSS) studies.
P® conducts EBSS studies with faculty who teach comparable introductory or intermediate courses at institutions of higher education. These studies help ensure AP courses stay aligned with postsecondary expectations. They happen when an AP course is redesigned, or when research shows a gap between AP scores and comparable college grades, so that score thresholds stay accurate.
https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/implementation-ebss-ap-exams.pdf
Eligibility: 1) Taught an introductory or intermediate-level college course comparable to the AP subject course, at a two-year, community, or four-year institution, since fall 2023.
2) Currently employed at a postsecondary institution and teaching exclusively in a postsecondary setting (faculty who teach or assess high school students are not eligible).
2) Currently employed at a postsecondary institution and teaching exclusively in a postsecondary setting (faculty who teach or assess high school students are not eligible).
Participation: Four self-paced tasks, completed virtually. You'll need access to your course syllabus and grade distributions for your course and final exam (if applicable).
Time Commitment: About 5–6 hours total.
Compensation: You’ll be paid as an independent contractor based on the number of tasks you complete, up to a maximum of $340.
Time Commitment: About 5–6 hours total.
Compensation: You’ll be paid as an independent contractor based on the number of tasks you complete, up to a maximum of $340.
Timeline: Studies typically run about six weeks, from early April through May. The tasks may be completed at any time at your own pace during this window.
Sign up here to receive more information before the studies begin. Signing up doesn't obligate you to participate, nor does it guarantee eligibility.
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