Faculty, Psychology

About Us:
The same philosophy of personal attention that distinguishes Yorkville Education Company as a leading provider of post-secondary education makes us an exceptional place to work. We are a progressive and modern institution, responding to the needs of current and future students and implementing the best technology solutions to empower our work. We prioritize diversity, open doors to those often overlooked, welcome new Canadians, and provide pathways to successful careers.

Yorkville Education Company (which manages both Yorkville University and the Toronto Film School) began with a simple idea in 2004: offer flexible, rigorous, and career-focused degrees on campus and online to people who are on a purposeful path. With campuses in Ontario, British Columbia and New Brunswick, we equip our graduates with the professional knowledge, skills and designations that employers value.

Focused on providing a transformative, accessible and flexible higher education environment, our teams, from the President to the newest staff member, share a passion for learning, teaching, and growing as individuals and as teams. We nurture an inclusive, supportive, and genuinely kind work environment at our three campus locations.

If you want to shine a light on academic excellence, be empowered to make an impact on the transformation of the Canadian post-secondary education landscape, and work collaboratively beyond levels, join us.

Who we need:
Reporting to the Dean of Liberal Arts, the Faculty member is responsible for teaching undergraduate courses in psychology, designing learning activities and assessing student performance, in alignment with our mission of championing student success. They will facilitate a range of undergraduate courses. Area of specialization within psychology is open.
- Faculty will be required to work on-site at the New Westminster Campus located at 88 6th Street_
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What you will do:

- Facilitates undergraduate courses, develops and delivers instruction, and designs course materials, aligning with the course, program and institutional learning outcomes and values.
- Provides timely, constructive feedback and evaluates learning using a variety of effective assessment mechanisms.
- Implements inclusive teaching practices that anticipate, value, and respond to the diversity of learner needs and experiences.
- Engages in reflective practice and on-going professional development, leveraging information from various sources, including student evaluations of learning, student evaluations of learning and culture surveys, to identify areas for growth as an educator.
- Uses the University’s LMS Moodle, classroom technologies and other digital resources to support teaching and learning.
- Engages in departmental and university-level service through committee participation, where applicable, and contributes to the administration of the university through committee work, as required.
- Maintains disciplinary relevance through scholarship and/or community connections to facilitate authentic learning.
- Participates in curriculum development, assessment, accreditation, quality assurance of courses, SLOs and other university initiatives.
- Collaborates with cross-functional colleagues in (including but not limited to) academic and student services, and teaching and learning design, program leadership, and student services, ensuring the integrity of the learning experience.
- Attends and contributes productively to meetings, and other relevant YEC events.
- Cooperates with administrators and colleagues to advance priorities of academic areas to enhance the YEC community.
- Acts as an ambassador for the staff and faculty, contributing to the promotion of core values, distinctive capabilities and a positive culture that supports equity, inclusion, learning, and wellness.
- Upholds the integrity of academic and university policies and complies with provincial and federal legislation.

What you bring:

- **Graduate **d**egree **in **psychology (open specialization)**. **Doctoral **degree **strongly** preferred**.**:

- ** 3+ years of p**o**st-secondary **t**eaching experience **strongly **preferred.**:

- Demonstrated experience in teaching and learning strategies and fostering an inclusive learning environment.
- Strong verbal and written communication, interpersonal and networking skills, experience in LMS platforms and educational technologies and MS Office (PowerPoint, Wo