Sessional Lecturer in Tobacco Industry Studies (Toronto)

Teach challenging content on the tobacco industry with The University of Toronto as a sessional lecturer for ERE1158HF. Guide students through analytical perspectives on historical and contemporary practices. The University of Toronto is seeking a sessional lecturer for the ERE1158HF course, running from September to December 2026. With over five years of university-level teaching experience, candidates should have a solid grasp of experiential learning and public policy. This in-person role includes developing a syllabus, conducting weekly seminars, and evaluating student performance. Key Responsibilities: - Conduct two-hour weekly seminars on tobacco industry history - Hold regular student consultations during office hours - Design an engaging syllabus for the course - Evaluate student work and provide feedback - Incorporate case studies from real-world contexts Requirements: - Minimum of 5 years of university-level teaching experience - MA degree in relevant field required - Experience in public policy making - Track record of published work preferred - Commitment to diversity and inclusion Leverage your expertise in tobacco studies to influence the next generation at The University of Toronto. Apply on Kit Job: kitjob.ca/job/2pl53m