Visiting Lecturer
Contractor
contractor
31 Oct 2025
Bloomington
Verified by Turrior
Content + Source + Freshness • 15 Dec 2025 • 95% confidence
78 / 100
Offer value
Value is moderate due to clear role expectations but limited growth opportunities and contractor status.
- Position is aimed at educators with defined teaching responsibilities
- Stable role within a university setting
- Expectations are clear but limited growth potential
Pros
- Defined role responsibilities and expectations
- Stable work environment within a reputable institution
- Possibility for impactful teaching and mentoring
Cons
- Contractor position may limit long-term career growth
- Pay may not be competitive relative to market rates
- Only a specific subject matter focus may deter broader candidates
Who it's for
Entry to Mid-Level • On-site
Good fit
- Educators focused on student development
- Professionals in life design or career coaching
- Individuals comfortable with academic environments
Not recommended for
- Job seekers looking for permanent contracts
- Those wanting remote working opportunities
- Candidates seeking diverse subject areas
Motivation fit
Desire to make a direct impact on students' livesInterest in collaborative educational environmentMotivation to refine teaching and curriculum development skills
Key skills
Teaching and curriculum designStudent engagement strategiesStrong communicationCollaboration with academic teams
Score: 78/100 AI verified analysis
About the job
Appointment Status Non-Tenure Track
Department IU Walter Center for Career Achievement
Position Summary
The Walter Center for Career Achievement in College of Arts and Sciences at Indiana University invites application for full-time (10 month; August – May) non-tenure track position of Visiting Lecturer. We seek an individual with expertise in student development, career development and/or life design who is committed to excellence in teaching at the undergraduate level. The candidate will teach up to 18 credits (9 per semester), in courses, including: ASCS Q295: Design Your Life and Career, ASCS Q299: Build Your Professional Story for the Job and Internship Search, and ASCS Q300: Design Your Career and Tell Your Story. Position will begin August 1, 2026.
The Walter Center for Career Achievement exists to empower every Arts + Sciences student to turn their diverse talents and passions into successful and rewarding careers. The Visiting Lecturer position will be part of the Walter Center team and will serve a critical role in meeting the goal of career education and planning for every Arts & Sciences student.
Departmental Responsibilities:
- Teach 18 credit hours of ASCS coursework per academic year
- Collaborate with teaching team in curriculum and lesson development
- Engage in Walter Center team meetings, including Career Education team and All Staff
- Participate in professional development in life design, career development, teaching, coaching, and other topics as appropriate
- Contribute to and maintain shared teaching resources, lessons, curriculum, and course evaluation and improvement plans
- Represent teaching team in opportunities to share and explain curriculum to stakeholders
Basic Qualifications
A master’s degree in a related field is required. Content expertise in life design and/or career readiness and prior teaching experience is preferred. Candidates should have strong communication and organizational skills, and a team-oriented approach to work. Salary is $54,000, commensurate with experience and full benefits are included.
