Washington, \t\tJohns Hopkins University<\/p>\n
Program Coordinator , Graduate Program in Energy Policy and Climate<\/p>\n
Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Programs<\/p>\n
Washington, DC<\/p>\n
Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Programs is seeking, a full-time, non-tenure track lecturer and coordinator for its newly-launched Master of Science in Energy Policy and Climate. The faculty member’s primary responsibilities will be focused on the quality development and growth of the new masters program. In addition, s\/he will teach 4 courses per year, and assist in advising for the graduate program in Environmental Sciences and Policy.<\/p>\n
Under the direct supervision of the Associate Program Chair of Environmental Sciences and Policy, the coordinator’s responsibilities include but are not limited to: reviewing applications, hiring and supervising instructors, program promotion and outreach, student advising, and coordination with staff in student and faculty services, online education, marketing and enrollment services.<\/p>\n
The M.S in Energy Policy and Climate is part of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Advanced Academic Programs (AAP). AAP provides part time graduate programs for working professionals. The mission of the new masters program is to prepare the next generation of interdisciplinary professionals to address the challenges of climate change and sustainable energy systems. The program takes a multidisciplinary approach and includes the following knowledge and skills: science related to a changing climate; knowledge of the impacts of climate change, vulnerability of natural systems and the built environment, and methods for adaptation; comprehension of energy production, delivery, and consumption for both traditional systems and sustainable\/renewable energy alternatives; management skills for a carbon constrained business environment (carbon management); understanding of policy strategies employed at the local, state, and national level in response to climate change; and knowledge of multilateral agreements and non-US based approaches to both mitigation and adaptation to climate change.<\/p>\n
The ideal candidate will have a Ph.D. in a field related to energy and climate change. Experience working with energy systems, sustainability planning, climate policy, carbon finance or adaptation planning is a plus. Ability to develop and maintain relationships with multiple stakeholders in the climate change policy arena is necessary. The coordinator must have prior teaching and advising experience, preferably at the graduate level and be able to teach one of the core courses (Energy Production Technology, Science of Climate Change and its Impact, Climate Change Policy Analysis, Carbon Management and Finance). The Coordinator will also advise students in the masters in Environmental Sciences and Policy. All teaching and administrative duties will be in the masters of Energy Policy and Climate.<\/p>\n
The Coordinator will be expected to expand the student body of the new program and develop additional energy and climate related educational opportunities. S\/he must have strong teaching skills. A strong candidate will also have previous supervisory and management experience in an educational environment. The position requires a significant amount of collaborative and team work.<\/p>\n
\nThis position has a 12 month renewable contract. The position is located in Washington DC, has a competitive salary and is open immediately. To apply for this job please send C.V. and cover letter, a statement of teaching philosophy, and evidence of teaching effectiveness to Eileen McGurty (emcgurty @ jhu.edu).
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