Senior Lecturer - Computer Science Masters Program Coordinator job in Clemson

Senior Lecturer - Computer Science Masters Program Coordinator
Clemson University: College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences: School of Computing
Location
Clemson University

Description
The School of Computing at Clemson University invites applicants for a Senior Lecturer position beginning August 2024 with primary responsibility as academic coordinator of the School of Computing Master’s programs (online and traditional).

Master’s program coordination includes the oversight and administration of the Master’s applications, admissions, and registration processes, as well as advisory committee responsibilities for the graduate students. This role requires collaboration across school leadership, the Clemson graduate school, graduate student services, and registration team members.

In addition, the candidate is expected to contribute to the School through teaching (primarily for undergraduate classes), student advising, participation in departmental and university committees, and other typical faculty responsibilities. Teaching assignments will be determined based on school needs and candidate background.

The School of Computing has 36 tenured/tenure-track faculty members, 16 full-time non-tenure track faculty, more than 1,200 undergraduate majors, and over 400 graduate students. The School offers twelve degrees at the Baccalaureate, Master’s, and Doctorate levels in Computer Science, Human-Centered Computing, Digital Production Arts, Biomedical Data Sciences and Informatics, and an interdisciplinary master’s program in Systems Engineering. For additional details, please see http://computing.clemson.edu.

South Carolina’s highest-ranked national university is located at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains and surrounded by Lake Hartwell and the Clemson Experimental Forest. A top public university with a reputation for excellence, Clemson University provides a hands-on education — in the lab, classroom, and field. Academic programs lay the groundwork for innovative research, and real-world experiences carry forward to rewarding careers. This strikingly beautiful campus enjoys a temperate and pleasant climate.

Qualifications
Successful candidates will have earned a graduate degree in computer science or related discipline by the start date. Experience administering graduate programs or equivalent industry experience is required. A record of successful teaching experience is preferred.