Lecturer, Animal Science

Position Title Lecturer, Animal Science Job Summary Qualified candidates will bring new approaches, tools, and techniques to animal and veterinary sciences (AVSC) while maintaining principles of scientific illustration to their teaching. A total of 12 credits of AVSC or related courses are to be taught each term of the academic year – examples listed below — along with responsibilities of academic advising and that of career-oriented oriented activities, including club advisement, etc. Additional teaching opportunities are possible as compliments the faculty member’s area of expertise. Additional extension and/or research opportunities are possible as compliments the faculty member’s area of expertise.
o APSC 100 — Orientation to Animal, Poultry and Veterinary Sciences
o ASC 201 — Introduction to Animal, Poultry and Veterinary Sciences
o APSC 510 — Lab Animal Management 0 APSC 302- Dairy Science
o APSC 402 — Seminar I in Animal Sciences
o APSC 403 — Seminar Il in Animal Sciences Essential Job Duties Plan, advertise and organize training sessions, workshops, and field days. Collect and compile daily accomplishments and prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual progress reports. Perform assessments/evaluations of the project in a timely manner. Prepare a comprehensive final report of relevant projects. Participate in relevant meetings, seminars, and conferences, and present the project results and outcomes as necessary. Additional research and extension opportunities are possible to compliments the faculty member’s area of expertise. Carry out other relevant activities as directed by the supervisor Preferred Qualifications A Master of Science or Ph.D. degree in animal sciences or closely related discipline. A strong background in animal, poultry, and/or veterinary sciences Experience teaching in higher education Experience mentoring undergraduate or graduate students as well as K-12 youth Preferred Qualifications Teaching experience in higher education. Ability to teach in an interdisciplinary setting Knowledge of animal, poultry, and veterinary sciences as related to the field of agriculture and related areas Experience in animal production and related areas Physical Demands FLSA Exempt Status Full-Time Position Statement In keeping with the President’s commitment to Tuskegee University becoming “One Tuskegee”, the ideal candidate will possess the willingness to use their expertise in transforming Tuskegee into a leading 21st century living and learning environment.

Skills and Attributes Ability to work with faculty, staff, students, and other stakeholders Ability to solve problems and make decisions independently. Demonstrate the ability to work independently with little supervision and a good team player. Excellent communication (both oral and written) and interpersonal skills. Skills in using Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Publisher) and data analysis packages Experience in organizing training, seminars, workshops, meetings, and/or field days Ability to conduct impact assessments and prepare progress reports

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