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PAHP Lecturer/Teaching Specialist position open
The School of Kinesiology seeks an outstanding candidate for a 9-month, annual renewable, non-tenure-track Teaching Specialist/Lecturer position in Physical Activity and Health Promotion (job code 346146).
External Applicants | Internal Applicants
What is Kinesiology?
Kinesiology is the academic discipline and interdisciplinary field of study focused on the science and management of physical activity and human movement within contexts such as exercise, health care, and sport.
#11
School of Kinesiology’s national ranking among kinesiology doctoral programs reviewed by NAK in 2020
471 | 156 | 155
Undergraduate majors, minors, and graduate students enrolled
(Fall 2021)
#312
Number of classes offered in 2020-21
Research
Part of the School of Kinesiology’s mission is to conduct innovative, interdisciplinary research in physical activity, human movement, and sport. Check out the work being done in the School’s research labs and centers.
Teaching
We offer three undergraduate majors, three undergraduate minors, six graduate programs, and two non-degree programs and certificates. Read more about the programs we offer and the faculty who instruct them.
Outreach
The work done by our faculty and students promotes lifelong health and well-being in local, national, and global communities through public outreach and civic engagement activities. Read the latest news from the School.
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