Culverhouse - Kelly LEAD Instructor
 University of Alabama - Culverhouse College of Busines | |
 United States, Alabama, Tuscaloosa | |
 Jan 13, 2026 | |
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The primary focus of this position is effective undergraduate teaching in professional development within the R. James Kelly LEAD Program. Teaching will consist of 24 credit hours per academic year split roughly evenly between fall and spring semesters. If necessary and appropriate, the number of credit hours could be larger in the fall than in the spring to achieve unit objectives. Teaching will be from an existing and evolving curriculum, with this position having the opportunity for curricular input over time. There are three 1-credit hour courses in the Kelly LEAD Professional Development sequence (GBA 146 for freshmen; GBA 246 for sophomores; GBA 346 for juniors), and one 2-credit hour course, GBA 247, for transfer and change of college students. This position will focus primarily on the freshmen GBA 146 class. As necessary and appropriate, opportunities may also exist to teach GBA 246, GBA 247 and, GBA 346. The successful candidate can expect to be engaged in instructional activities both inside and outside the classroom. Examples of these additional activities include assisting in curriculum development, adjunct instructor training, assisting our LEAD Professional Development Coaches, supporting student mentoring, and supporting other initiatives of the Kelly LEAD Program. The Culverhouse College of Business at The University of Alabama seeks highly qualified applicants to teach in and support its required undergraduate R. James Kelly LEAD Program, focused on professional development. The successful candidate will have strong communication and presentation skills, have a passion for students and professional development. The successful candidate will also be an exceptional team member with strong collaborative and interpersonal skills. The position is non-tenure earning for a three-year term with the possibility of renewal based on funding, availability, and performance. Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
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