Adjunct Faculty – CPSYCH 2433: Cognitive Psychology; Fall 2026 Term II; Remote, Asynchronous

Responsibilities: The adjunct faculty member will teach the CPSYCH 2433 Cognitive Psychology course for the Fall 2026 Term II. Responsibilities include reviewing theories and findings in human information processing, learning, thinking, and altered states of awareness.

Requirements: A Master's degree in Psychology or a related field is required, while a PhD or terminal degree is preferred. Candidates must demonstrate success in undergraduate teaching and a commitment to inclusive, student-centered pedagogical practices.

Key skills: Cognitive Psychology, Undergraduate Teaching, Inclusive Teaching, Equitable Teaching, Constructivist Learning, Inquiry-based Learning, Verbal Communication, Written Communication

Keywords: Cognitive Psychology, Human Information Processing, Verbal Learning, Memory, Attention, Perception, Problem Solving, Creativity, Asynchronous Learning, Higher Education, Inclusive Pedagogy, Constructivism, Inquiry-based Learning