This course will be offered in the Summer semester (June 23 – October 4, 2025). It introduces students to fundamental principles of logical thinking and argumentation. The course covers deductive and inductive reasoning, common logical fallacies, and strategies for evaluating and constructing strong arguments. Emphasizing critical thinking, it helps students develop analytical skills applicable across disciplines.The instructor’s responsibilities include designing and delivering the course, developing the syllabus, preparing and conducting lectures, leading discussions, and facilitating student learning. They will assess student performance through assignments, exams, and projects while providing feedback and guidance. The instructor also mentors students, supports their academic growth, and adapts teaching methods to enhance engagement and understanding.

Part Time

This course will be offered in The Summer semester (June 23 – October 4, 2025). It introduces students to the history of race and ethnicity in the United States, focusing on the period after 1865. Students will examine the social construction of race and ethnicity, with emphasis on the complex ways in which race and ethnicity have operated within American politics and culture. The instructor’s responsibilities include designing and delivering the course, developing the syllabus, preparing and conducting lectures, leading discussions, and facilitating student learning. They will assess student performance through assignments, exams, and projects while providing feedback and guidance. The instructor also mentors students, supports their academic growth, and adapts teaching methods to enhance engagement and understanding.

Part Time

This course will be offered in The Summer semester (June 23 – October 4, 2025). It provides a foundation in statistical concepts and techniques. Topics include data collection, organization, and analysis, probability, descriptive and inferential statistics, hypothesis testing, and regression analysis. The instructor’s responsibilities include designing and delivering the course, developing the syllabus, preparing and conducting lectures, leading discussions, and facilitating student learning. They will assess student performance through assignments, exams, and projects while providing feedback and guidance. The instructor also mentors students, supports their academic growth, and adapts teaching methods to enhance engagement and understanding.

Part Time

Manage schedules, conduct research, handle personal tasks, assist with communication, organize travel, provide administrative support. Energetic, time-management, flexible, research, communication, confidentiality.

Full Time

Assist in implementation, support executives, handle scheduling, take on projects, contribute ideas. Problem-solving, quick thinking, enthusiasm, adaptability, communication, organization.

Full Time

Plan and execute projects, prepare timelines, collaborate with teams, monitor progress, manage resources. Project management, teamwork, problem-solving, organization, ability to work under pressure.

Full Time

Support business operations, implement systems, maintain records, provide admin assistance, improve processes. Detail-oriented, efficiency, proactive, multitasking, organization, problem-solving.

Full Time

Develop outreach strategies, conduct market research, support outreach team, create communications materials, track performance. Market-oriented, negotiation, teamwork, communication, creative thinking, digital marketing.

Full Time