Faculty Member
Faculty Member is a broad career encompassing any role in higher education in which someone teaches students. With diverse responsibilities, Faculty Members may teach at undergraduate or graduate levels in their field of expertise. In addition to teaching students, Faculty Members may engage in research, write articles, and publish new work in their field.
Teaching and Coursework
At the core of the Faculty Member role is teaching. Faculty Members develop and teach course material, including developing lesson plans, writing assignments, and grading exams across multiple courses.
Research and Scholarship
Faculty Members may also conduct research in their field and publish their findings in academic journals. This research can include studies, data analysis, papers, and presentations at conferences.