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Boston College

Part-Time Faculty in Genetics/Biostatistics

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Boston College:
Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences:
Biology Location:
Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Description:
BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT BOSTON COLLEGE PART-TIME FACULTY POSITION IN GENETICS/BIOSTATISTICS 2026-2027
Biology Department seeks an Instructor to teach the following class:
BIOL 4250
Population Genetics (Spring 2027): A junior/senior level 3-credit Population Genetics course that emphasizes quantitative treatment of genetics (Foundations in Genetics is a pre-requisite). The course should include mathematical models that provide a theoretical foundation for understanding modern genetics. Past topics have included how haplotype frequencies change due to selection or restricted migration, measurement of linkage disequilibrium, and coalescent theory. The enrollment cap is 20.
Class time:
T/Th 12-1:15 preferred, but may be somewhat flexible for a well-qualified candidate Part-time faculty receive a competitive salary on a per course basis. In addition, part time faculty in the Biology Department have shared office space to prepare lectures and meet with students.
Responsibilities include:
prepare and deliver course lectures at the assigned course time write and grade examinations be available for 2-3 office hours per week write letters of recommendation when appropriate The expected starting rate per course for this position is $8,866.
Qualifications:
Qualifications:
Instructors teaching lecture courses must have an MS, PhD, or other advanced degree in an appropriate field of study. We will consider post-doctoral fellows seeking university teaching experience.