Part-time instructors sought

Sacramento State anticipates a need for part-time instructors for the 2006-07 Academic Year. A master's degree in the subject area is the normal minimum requirement although a doctorate level degree is preferred. Supplemental degree requirements are listed with the subject area. Teaching experience in the subject area is desirable and may be required. Additional qualifications may be required by individual departments. Salary rate is variable depending upon qualifications and relevant experience.

Below are listed those subject areas in which there is an anticipated need to supplement applicant pools for part-time instructors. Applicants are asked to not telephone departments, but send a personal letter stating their interests and qualifications along with a supporting current resume to the appropriate department or college: c/o California State University, Sacramento, 6000 J St., Sacramento, CA 95819. Deadline for receipt of resumes is Tuesday, March 7.

The vacancies are in:

College of Arts and Letters
Art: Art Education; Art History; Studio Art
Communication Studies: Argumentation; Persuasion; Public Speaking; Business and Professional Speaking; Small Group Communication; Interpersonal Communication; Rhetorical Criticism; Conflict Resolution; Organizational Communication; Organizational Training Design and Evaluation; Multimedia; Web Publishing; Media Aesthetics; Writing for Interactive Media; Audio Production; Video Production; Public Relations; Journalism Editing; News Reporting; Quantitative Research Methods; Mass Communication; Intercultural Communication; Online Journalism
Design: Graphic Design; Interior Design; Photography
English: Composition; Applied Linguistics
Foreign Languages: Arabic; Chinese; French; German; Greek; Italian; Japanese; Punjabi; Russian; Spanish
History: U.S. Survey; Western Civilization; World Civilization; Historical Methodology and Interpretation; Social History of U.S.; Public History (open topics); 20th Century Europe; History of U.S. Religion; U.S. Military; Ancient History; European Women’s History; U.S. Women’s History; 20th Century United States History; Modern World History; U.S. Foreign Relations
Humanities and Religious Studies: Approaches to the Humanities; Western Civilization; World/Classical Mythology; World Religions; Asian Studies; Hebrew Bible; New Testament; American Studies; Film; Religious Studies; Islam; History of Christianity
Learning Skills Center: Basic Writing; Multilingual Composition (ESL); Mathematics (Pre-Algebra, Elementary Algebra and Geometry)
Music: American Music; Applied Music; Class Piano; Double Bass; French Horn; Oboe; Organ; Trombone; Euphonium; Tuba; Violin; Voice; General Education (literature and fundamentals); Jazz Studies; Literature and Theory; Literature at the Graduate Level; Music Education; Music and Technology
Philosophy: Critical Thinking; Applied Ethics; Introduction to Philosophy; Introduction to Ethics; History of Philosophy; Philosophy of Art
Theatre and Dance: Theatre: Introduction to Theatre; Dance: Beginning Jazz Dance; Popular Jazz/Hip Hop; Dance Cultures in America; Cultural Dance Forms (i.e. Brazilian, Cuban, Haitian – must know Dunham Technique)

College of Business Administration
A Master's degree in the area of instruction and a significant level and duration of current practical experience in the area of instruction are required.
Accountancy: Accounting Information Systems; Auditing; Financial Accounting; Governmental/Not for Profit; Managerial Accounting; Taxation Decision Sciences; Data Analysis & Statistics; Production & Operations Management
Finance: Business Finance; Corporate Finance; Investments; Modern Portfolio Management; Multi -National Business Finance; Risk Management & Insurance
Management: Business Communications; Business Law (J.D. is required); Compensation Management; Conflict Management & Negotiation; Diversity & Management; Human Resources Management; HRM Information Systems; Industrial Relations; Labor & Employment Law; International Business; Strategic Management
Management Information Systems: Database Systems; Microcomputers for Managers; Management Information Systems; Programming – Java/VB.net/ Object Oriented; Telecommunications; Decision Support Systems; Management Science Techniques; Machine Learning
Marketing: Marketing Principles; Marketing Management; Buyer (Consumer) Behavior; Advertising; Public Relations; Salesmanship (Personal Selling); Sales (Sales Force) Management; Retail Management; Multinational Marketing; Marketing Research; Market Potential and Product Demand Analysis (Forecasting)
Real Estate and Land Use: Land Use Regulatory Environment; Real Estate & Land Use Affairs; Real Estate Development; Real Estate Finance/Investments; Real Estate Principles; Managerial Real Estate Law; Market Analysis & Feasibility Studies

College of Education
Bilingual/Multicultural: Advanced Methods & Assessment of English Learners; Curriculum & Instruction for Secondary Foreign Language (Spanish); Foundational Issues in Bilingual Education; Foundational Issues for Multicultural Education; Multiple Subject Supervision; Single Subject Supervision
Child Development: Child and Adolescent Development; Cognitive Development; Human (Lifespan) Development; Infant and Toddler Development; Research Methods; Social-Emotional Development; Field Experience in Elementary Schools
Counselor Education: Career Counseling; Gender Roles and Sexuality & Human Development; Marriage, Family and Child Counseling (MFCC); School Counseling
Educational Leadership and Policy Studies: Generalist; School Law/Finance; School Community Relations/Politics of Education; Personnel; School Management; Policy Studies; Field Placement Supervision; Change Process
Special Education, Rehabilitation and School Psychology: American Sign Language and Deaf Studies; Special Education (including student teaching supervision); School Psychology; Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling
Teacher Education: Content Area Reading; Adolescent Literacy

College of Engineering and Computer Science
Civil Engineering: Construction Management; GeoTechnical; Water Resources; Engineering Economics; Environmental Engineering; Transportation; Surveying; Engineering Statistics; Engineering Graphics/CAD
Computer Science: Intro. to Computer Science; Programming (C/C++, Visual Basic, Java); Operating Systems; Architecture; Microcomputer Applications; Software Engineering; Computer Engineering; Data Base Management; Distributed and Concurrent Processing; Networking; Web/Internet Courses; Graphic Applications; Systems Programming; Discrete Structures
Electrical and Electronic Engineering: Digital Systems; Electronics; Signals and Systems; Senior Design; Electromagnetics; Logic Design; Microprocessors; Communication Systems; Optical Engineering; Circuit Analysis; Control Systems
Mechanical Engineering: Mechanical Engineering Measurements; Materials Science; Computer-Aided Design & Drafting; Thermodynamics; Engineering Mechanics; Manufacturing; Metals Technology; Thermal Science and Engineering; Machine Design; Computer Application in Mechanical Engineering

College of Health and Human Services
Criminal Justice: Law; Corrections; Juvenile Justice & Delinquency; Policing; Justice Management & Leadership; Crime Theory; Research Methods; Investigations; White Collar Crime, Crime Analysis; Forensics; Computer Crime; Application of Technology to Criminal Justice; Terrorism
Kinesiology and Health Science: Health Lifestyles; School Health Education; Community Health; Epidemiology; Disease Prevention; Public Health Administration; Healthy Psychology; Activity-based Courses including Swimming, racquet, team and individual sports, and Dance; Martial Arts, Weight Training; CPR, Aerobics and Fitness; Jogging; Cycling; Life Guard Training; Exercise for Health Living; Peak Performance; Exercise and Sports Physiology; Dance Kinesiology; Applied Kinesiology and Biomechanics; Cardiovascular Testing and Exercise Prescription; Exercise ECG; Adapted Physical Education; Movement Education; Sport and Aging; Student Teacher Supervision; Care of Athletic Injuries; Professional Teaching Method Courses including team and individual sports, aquatics, self defense, tumbling and gymnastics, and non-traditional games; Graduate Course in Teaching Strategies
Nursing: Medical-surgical Nursing; Psychiatric Nursing; Maternal-child Nursing, Community Health Nursing; Leadership and Management
Physical Therapy: Pathokinesiolgy; Research Methods in PT; Principles of Human Movement; Therapeutic Measurements & Technique; PT/Patient/Professional Interactions; Therapeutic Exercise; Neurological Evaluation & Treatment; Musculoskeletal Evaluation & Treatment; Special Topics in PT (cardiopulmonary: acute care; oncology); Health Care Delivery in PT; Clinical Practicum; Graduate PT Seminar; Neurological Evaluation & Treatment; Musculoskeletal Evaluation & Treatment; Clinical Agents; Physical Therapy Educator; Graduate PT Seminar; Differential Diagnosis in PT; Neuropediatric Evaluation & Treatment; Special Topics (wounds; prosthetics/orthotics); Psychosocial Issues in PT; Clinical Practicum
Recreation and Leisure Studies: Orientation to Recreation & Leisure Studies; Recreation & Leisure Studies in Contemporary Society; Recreation Activity Leadership; The Outdoor Recreation Experience; Recreation Use of Natural Resources; Recreation & Leisure Lifestyle Development; Management in Leisure Services; Services and Persons with Disabilities; Computer Applications in Leisure Services; Therapeutic Recreation Principles and Practices; Therapeutic Recreation Service Systems; Introduction to Leisure Education Perspectives on Leisure; Therapeutic Recreation and Gerontology; Therapeutic Recreation and Persons with Physical Disabilities; Therapeutic Recreation and Persons with Emotional Cognitive Disabilities; Leisure Services for At-Risk Populations; Recreation Waterfront Management; Leisure Program Planning; Community Organization; Conference and Meeting Planning; Experiential Education in Outdoor Recreation Settings; Developing and Programming Adventure; Ecology of Resource Areas; Visitor Management in Recreation Areas; Environmental Interpretation and Outdoor Education; Recreation Facility Design and Maintenance; Nonprofit Leadership; Funding Leisure Organizations; Workshop in Leisure; Service Administration; Professional Organization Leadership; Foundations of Commercial Recreation; Travel and Tourism; Marketing Recreation Services; Resort Administration; Commercial Recreation Administration; Service Learning Option for Recreation Leisure Studies Courses; Foundations of Leisure Concepts and Application; Policies, Issues, and Problems in Leisure Services; Advanced Administration of Leisure Services; Human Resources Management of Leisure Service; Liability and Risk Management in Leisure Services; Grant Writing for Leisure Organizations; Seminar in Advanced Leisure Education
Social Work: Statistics; Research Methods; Theories of Human Behavior; Family Therapy; Family Violence, Child Welfare Practice; Advanced Mental Health; Community Organizing; Practice; Cross Cultural Theory and Practice; Social Welfare Policy; Crimes without Victims; Theories of Criminal Behavior
Speech Pathology and Audiology: Supervisors needed for: developmental language disorders, aural rehabilitation, individuals with multiple or complex disorders including those needing augmentative communication, assessment and remediation of all types of speech/language disorders and internships in public schools, hospitals and clinics. Audiology supervisors needed for: aural rehabilitation and hearing screening.

College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Biological Sciences: General Biology; Anatomy and Physiology; Zoology; Microbiology; Cell and Molecular Biology; Ecology; Conservation and Botany
Chemistry: General Chemistry; Organic Chemistry; Biochemistry; Physical Chemistry; Analytical Chemistry
Geography: Physical Geography; Physical Geography Lab; Cultural Geography; Themes in World Geography
Geology: Earth Science; Earth Science Lab; Earth Science Lab for Teachers; Physical Geology; Physical Geology Lab; Oceanography; Environmental Geology; Geology and the Planets; Geology of California; Natural Disasters; Historical Geology; Historical Geology Lab; Age of Dinosaurs; Geology Field Trip; Geology for Geologists
Mathematics and Statistics: Lower Division Mathematics and Statistics
Physics and Astronomy: Physics; Astronomy and Observational Astronomy

College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies
Anthropology: Lab in Physical Anthropology (M.A. in Anthropology required); Introduction to Physical Anthropology; Introduction to Cultural Anthropology; Introduction to Archaeology; Magic, Witchcraft & Religion; Cultural Diversity; The Nature of Culture (Ph.D. in Anthropology required)
Economics: Introductory Macroeconomics and Microeconomics and selected upper division classes (M.A. in Economics required)
Environmental Studies: EnvS 010 - Introduction to Environmental Science (Ph.D. or ABD in Environmental Studies or related field required); EnvS 112 – International Environmental Problems (Ph.D. or ABD in Environmental Studies or related field required); EnvS 121 Field Methods (Ph.D. or ABD in Environmental Studies or related field required); EnvS 175 Aquatic Pollution and Assessment (Ph.D. or ABD in Environmental Studies or related field required); EnvS 130 Environmental Toxicology (Ph.D. or ABD in Environmental Studies or related field required); EnvS 122 Environmental Impact Analysis: CEQA and NEPA (Ph.D. or ABD in Environmental Studies or related field required)
Ethnic Studies: Introduction to Ethnic Studies; Ethnic America; Introduction to Chicano-Latino Studies; Introduction to Pan African Studies and Pan African Studies; American Politics and Public Policy; Asian American Politics and Public Policy; Asian American Women; Southeast Asians in the U.S.; Biracial and Multiracial Identity in the U.S.; Issues in Africa and the African Diaspora; The Black Family in the United States; U.S. Mexican Border Relations; The Farm Workers; Mexican Guitar, Music and Dance; Chicano Politics; Race and Ethnicity in Latin America and Caribbean; Contemporary Latino Public Policy Issues
Family and Consumer Sciences: Apparel Marketing and Design; Family Studies; Nutrition/Food/Dietetics; Single Subject Matter for Teaching Credential
Gerontology: Issues of Aging in America; Services for the Aging; Gerontology Practice (M.S./M.A. in Gerontology or related fields with emphasis in curriculum or teaching)
Government: All Areas of Government (except International Relations)
Psychology: Introductory Psychology; Research Methods and Statistics; Behavior Analysis; Clinical Psychology (undergraduate and graduate courses); Cross-Cultural Psychology; Cognitive Psychology; Controversial Issues in Psychology; Developmental Psychology (child, adolescence, adulthood and aging); Death and Dying; History of Psychology; Industrial/ Organizational Psychology; Motivation; Perception; Physiological Psychology; Social Psychology; Animal Behavior; Psychological Tests and Measurement; Psychology of Women (Ph.D. generally preferred)
Public Policy and Administration: Collaborative Policy Making; California Land Use Policy; Judicial Administrative Fellows
Sociology: Lower Division: General Sociology (introductory, social problems, critical thinking, statistics); Upper Division: Race and Ethnicity
Women’s Studies: Feminism & Spirit; Gender Race & Class; Introduction to the Women’s Movements in Contemporary Society; Introduction to Women’s Studies; Mother, Woman, Person; Seminar in Feminist Theory; Seminar in Gender Roles; Topics in Feminism; Transnational Feminisms; Violence against Women; Women and Politics in Contemporary America (cross-listed as GOVT 166); Women and Theatre: Staging Diversity (cross-listed as THEA 144); Women and Work; Women in Art; Women of Color; Women of the Middle East

Library
Master’s degree from an ALA accredited library program and experience or skill in reference, acquisitions, cataloging, access services, library instruction, or archival processing, information technology, systems, or digital libraries. Assignments may include weekday, evening, and weekend hours. Those appointed will be placed in a pool and called as needed for temporary assignments. Work schedules may be irregular.

Intercollegiate Athletics
Coaches and Instructors for: Baseball; Basketball; Football; Golf; Gymnastics; Rowing; Soccer; Softball; Tennis; Track & Field; Volleyball

California State University, Sacramento is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer, and has a strong institutional commitment to the principle of diversity in all areas. In that spirit, we are particularly interested in receiving applications from a broad spectrum of qualified people who would assist the University in meeting its Strategic Plan goal of pluralism: To develop a campus community whose diversity enriches the lives of all and whose members develop a strong sense of personal and community identity as well as mutual respect. Sacramento State hires only those individuals who are lawfully authorized to accept employment in the United States.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, California State University, Sacramento has made crime statistics available on-line at www.csus.edu/police/cleryact.htm. Reported crimes that occurred on campus, in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by Sacramento State and on public property within or immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus, during the last three years, are included. The report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security, alcohol and drug use, crime prevention, the reporting of crimes, sexual assault and other safety matters. Print copies are available in the library, and by request from the Office of Public Safety and the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs.