The Faculty of Science and Mathematics in the School of Applied Sciences and Arts at Arizona State University's College of Integrative Sciences and Arts invites applications for an Anatomy and Physiology Instructor position on the Polytechnic Campus for the 2026–2027 academic year. The successful candidate will teach lecture and laboratory courses serving both non-majors and Applied Biological Sciences majors. Depending on program needs and the candidate’s expertise, course assignments may include anatomy and physiology, general biology, animal physiology, and related disciplines.

Primary responsibilities include teaching, developing course materials and syllabi, designing and evaluating student assessments and laboratory experiments, and continuously refining instructional methods. The instructor will collaborate with faculty on curriculum development, planning, and implementation as part of the Applied Biological Sciences team, working alongside colleagues in chemistry, mathematics, and physics to advance CISA's commitment to excellence in undergraduate education.

Teaching load is typically five courses that equals 15 credit hours per semester or an equivalent combination of lecture and laboratory sections. All course assignments are at the undergraduate level and may be delivered in a variety of modalities, including in-person, online, and hybrid formats, on the Polytechnic campus. Course schedules and teaching assignments will be determined by the Faculty Head based on programmatic needs.

This is a full-time, benefits-eligible, non-tenure eligible position renewable on an academic year basis contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of resources, and the needs of the university. Candidate must reside in Arizona or be willing to relocate.

ASU's School of Applied Sciences and Arts, part of the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts, advances experiential and integrative learning, with a focus on applied sciences and mathematics, interdisciplinary humanities and social sciences. Degrees include applied biological sciences with pre-veterinary medicine and pre-dental concentrations — offered at just a handful of universities across the country — as well as a sustainable horticulture concentration. Other degrees include applied military and veteran studies, integrative social science, interdisciplinary studies, and science, technology and society, among others; and certificates in wildlife management and indoor farming. Boasting renowned faculty, the school offers an expansive and dynamic curriculum guided by a commitment to student success and career-connected outcomes.

ASU's College of Integrative Sciences and Arts (CISA) seeks student-centered faculty who engage students in practical, interdisciplinary learning and demonstrate a commitment to community-engaged scholarship and service. Faculty in CISA are innovators in teaching and learning, preparing students to lead with purpose and make meaningful contributions in a dynamic world.

CISA is a leader in applied and career-connected learning, with continuous innovation in teaching, curriculum development, veteran initiatives and AI integration. CISA has more than 9,000 students at all levels and 361 faculty members with 84 programs across three campuses and online. We understand there are many paths to achieving a university education. We build degree programs and pathways that are flexible and relevant, providing opportunities for students to discover their passion, develop lifelong transferable skills and enjoy employment success. CISA is committed to ASU’s Charter of inclusive excellence, access and impact, where all faculty, staff, and students can thrive.

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Essential Functions:

• Teach undergraduate lecture and laboratory courses in anatomy, physiology, biology and closely related fields
• Develop course materials and syllabi for both in-person and online courses
• Work with faculty head and other faculty/staff to develop course syllabi and assignments; review and evaluate effectiveness of teaching methods and work activities
• Apply innovative teaching techniques and deliver excellence in teaching of the defined content for assigned courses
• Hold on-campus office hours to support student learning and maintain class operations
• Help manage and train student workers for laboratory instruction

Required Qualifications:

• Master's degree in Biology, Human Biology, Physiology, or closely related field at time of appointment
• Ability to teach anatomy and physiology courses effectively

Desired Qualifications:

• A terminal degree in Biology, Human Biology, Physiology, or closely related field
• Teaching experience in anatomy/physiology courses at the undergraduate level
• Teaching experience in general biology courses
• Evidence of teaching effectiveness
• Demonstrated experience in laboratory instruction of general biology, anatomy and physiology, or other related topics
• Demonstrated experience using technology for instruction in lecture and lab, including course management systems, online homework, and laboratory equipment/software
• Demonstrated commitment to values expressed by the ASU Charter

Application Instructions:

To apply, please visit (apply.interfolio.com/182887). Candidates will be asked to submit the following through their Interfolio dossier. Complete applications must contain the following:

1. A letter of interest (no more than 2 pages) outlining the following:

o How you meet the required and desired qualifications

o A paragraph outlining your teaching philosophy

o A paragraph outlining your commitment and philosophy to advancing the ASU Charter

2. Curriculum vitae

3. Supplemental materials (no more than 10 pages) to include the following:

o Evidence of teaching effectiveness (e.g. student evaluations, student mentoring, peer observation, annual evaluations, awards, etc.)

4. If applicable, a list of biological sciences courses taught by you with a short course description for each

5. Information for three (3) professional references (name, title, organization, e-mail address, phone number)

The initial application deadline is 5:00pm AZ time, April 18, 2025. Applications will continue to be accepted on a rolling basis for a reserve pool. Applications in the reserve pool may then be reviewed in the order in which they were received until the position is filled. If you have position-related questions, please contact Dr. Igor Shovkovy at Igor.Shovkovy@asu.edu. For application process-related questions, please contact Amie Olson at Amie.Olson@asu.edu.

Official transcripts are required prior to employment.