The Faculty of Science invites applications from qualified individuals who are interested in teaching the following courses:
FRSC-1107-91 Introductory Crime Scene Investigation
This course will introduce students to the theoretical background of scientific methods used in Forensic Sciences and their practical applications to crime scene investigation within the multidisciplinary Forensic fields. The focus of the course is exploration and examination of evidence found at crime scenes. The students learn the discovery, identification, collection, examination and processing of various types of Forensic evidence.
5/8/2023 – 8/9/2023
DISTANCE EDUCATION
FRSC 3111-01 Digital Photography
Use of photography in forensic investigations covers a range of techniques. This course builds on students’ introduction to forensic photography from FRSC-3105 Forensic Identification. Students will become familiar with different methods of solving problems of focal length, lighting conditions, lens and filter considerations and apply this knowledge in the practical application of crime scene photography. The course will cover the equipment, methodology and preparation of photographic evidence, as well as the current state of technology in the use of digital photography and photographic evidence.
(Prerequisites: FRSC-3105).
Time: TBD, on campus
6 week Intersession: 5/8/2023 – 6/19/2023
Qualifications:
The successful candidate(s) should hold a Master’s degree by the date of appointment, a Ph.D. degree is preferred.
Professional experience will be considered for equivalency to academic training.
*The courses above are subject to budgetary approval and sufficient enrollment.
Applications must include:
- A letter of interest in the position
- Two letters of reference
- A resume outlining relevant work experience, training, teaching experience, honours or awards, publications, and relevant service activities.
- A teaching portfolio demonstrating evidence of teaching excellence. For example: SET scores or other teaching evaluations, course outlines, graduate courses taken, dissertation or thesis topics, evidence of successful teaching, or/and evidence of professional experience.
Applicants from outside the University of Windsor should provide three letters of reference.
Please submit your application to the attention of:
Forensic Science Program Chair
Faculty of Science
University of Windsor
401 Sunset Avenue,
Windsor, ON, N9A 3B4
For additional information, contact the Faculty of Science at science@uwindsor.ca.
Application deadline: Tuesday, February 14th, 2023, by 3:00 p.m.
The University of Windsor is a welcoming community that is committed to equity and supports diversity in its teaching, learning, and work environments. In pursuit of the University's Employment Equity Plan, members from the designated groups (Women, Aboriginal Peoples, Visible Minorities, Persons with Disabilities, and Sexual Minorities) are encouraged to apply and to self-identify.
Faculty of Science Sessional Appointment – Intersession/Summer 2023
The Faculty of Science invites applications from qualified individuals who are interested in teaching the following course(s). A single teaching load is assigned to the three courses. Maximum enrolment is 60 students total:
SCIE 3800 Service Learning
12 Week Session 2022
Students in this course will participate in experiential learning with community partners to provide students direct experience with the subject matter they are studying in the curriculum. Students are given an opportunity to enhance their academic learning by engaging with community partners to analyze and address community needs and solve problems related to social issues and community needs. Students will also reflect on their service experiences, and personal growth. The incumbent will be responsible for managing student placements, assessing potential credit in consultation with the Dean (or designate), liaising with external partners, and assessing student reflections.
SCIE 3900 Undergraduate Research Experience
12 Week Session 2022
Students in this course will participate in discipline specific research activities under the direction of a faculty member in the Faculty of Science. Students will gain experience in the methods, techniques, and ethical conduct of research. The incumbent will be responsible for managing student placements, assessing potential credit in consultation with the Dean (or designate), liaising with external partners, and assessing Internship reports.
SCIE 3990 Internship
12 Week Session 2022
Students in this course will participate in a 12-week work placement and complete an Internship Report. The internship is designed to enhance and complement their academic learning. The course requirements are structured to enable students to make connections between academic learning and on-the-job training, to further develop analytical and interpersonal skills, and to practice business writing skills. The internship experience also helps students gain a clearer sense of potential career paths and provides an opportunity to build professional networks. The incumbent will be responsible for managing student placements, assessing potential credit in consultation with the Dean (or designate), liaising with external partners, and assessing Internship reports.
*The course above is subject to budgetary approval and sufficient enrollment.
** The University of Windsor is committed to employment equity and especially welcomes applications for this position from aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, women and members of visible minorities.
Qualifications
The successful candidate should hold a Master’s degree by the date of appointment, a Ph.D. degree is preferred. Professional experience will be considered for equivalency to academic training.
Applications must include:
- A letter of interest in the position(s)
- A resume outlining relevant work experience, training, teaching experience, honours or awards, publications, and relevant service activities.
- A teaching portfolio demonstrating evidence of teaching excellence. For example: SET scores or other teaching evaluations, course outlines, graduate courses taken, dissertation or thesis topics, evidence of successful teaching, or/and evidence of professional experience.
Please submit applications to scienceundergrad@uwindsor.ca on or before Friday, February 10th, 2023 by 3:00pm.
For additional information, contact the Faculty of Science at scienceundergrad@uwindsor.ca.
Faculty of Science Sessional Appointment – Winter 2023
The Faculty of Science invites applications from qualified individuals who are interested in teaching the following course(s). Maximum enrolment is 20 students, total:
SCIE 3700/BIOL 8008 Special Topics in Science: Applied Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Research Experiences in STEM
50% on-line Synchronous
50% on-line Asynchronous
(Prerequisite: consent of instructor and a program advisor.)
(3 lecture or project hours a week.) (May be repeated for credit if content changes.)
*The courses above are subject to budgetary approval and sufficient enrollment.
Applications must include:
- A letter of interest in the position
- Two letters of reference
- A resume outlining relevant work experience, training, teaching experience, honours or awards, publications, and relevant service activities
- A teaching portfolio demonstrating evidence of teaching excellence. For example: SET scores or other teaching evaluations, course outlines, graduate courses taken, dissertation or thesis topics, evidence of successful teaching, or/and evidence of professional experience.
Applicants from outside the University of Windsor should provide three letters of reference.
Please submit your application to the attention of: scienceundergrad@uwindsor.ca
Deadline: By 9am on Friday, November 18th, 2022.
For additional information, contact the Faculty of Science at: scienceundergrad@uwindsor.ca
The University of Windsor is a welcoming community that is committed to equity and supports diversity in its teaching, learning, and work environments. In pursuit of the University's Employment Equity Plan, members from the designated groups (Women, Aboriginal Peoples, Visible Minorities, Persons with Disabilities, and Sexual Minorities) are encouraged to apply and to self-identify.
Forensic Science Sessional Appointments – Winter 2023 – Additional Posting
The Faculty of Science invites applications from qualified individuals who are interested in teaching the following courses:
FRSC-4018-02 Special Topics in Forensic Science
Cold Cases: A Forensic Investigator’s Viewpoint
What defines cold cases (unsolved crimes)? What happens to these cases? This course documents the process of investigating cold cases from the point of view of an active forensic investigator, using a range of cases and including both solved and unsolved crimes. Prerequisites: FRSC 2007 and FRSC 2100.
Qualifications: The successful candidate(s) must have professional qualifications equivalent to an MSc degree, including case work and Forensic Investigator experience in a police service.
*The courses above are subject to budgetary approval and sufficient enrollment.
Applications must include:
- A letter of interest in the position
- Two letters of reference
- A resume outlining relevant work experience, training, teaching experience, honours or awards, publications, and relevant service activities
- A teaching portfolio demonstrating evidence of teaching excellence. For example: SET scores or other teaching evaluations, course outlines, graduate courses taken, dissertation or thesis topics, evidence of successful teaching, or/and evidence of professional experience.
Applicants from outside the University of Windsor should provide three letters of reference.
Please submit your application to the attention of:
Forensic Programs Administrator
Faculty of Science
University of Windsor
401 Sunset Avenue,
Windsor, ON, N9A 3P4
Deadline: By 4pm on Wednesday, November 2nd, 2022.
For additional information, contact the Faculty of Science at: scienceundergrad@uwindsor.ca
The University of Windsor is a welcoming community that is committed to equity and supports diversity in its teaching, learning, and work environments. In pursuit of the University's Employment Equity Plan, members from the designated groups (Women, Aboriginal Peoples, Visible Minorities, Persons with Disabilities, and Sexual Minorities) are encouraged to apply and to self-identify.
Forensic Science Sessional Appointments – Winter 2023
The Faculty of Science invites applications from qualified individuals who are interested in teaching the following courses:
FRSC-2007-01 Introduction to Forensic Science
This course will survey the many specialties of Forensic Science, including forensic pathology, entomology, anthropology, biology, botany, geology, etc. Special guest lectures by practicing forensic scientists will give students direct contact with the role they play in the extraction and meaning of evidence.
M: 7:00pm – 9:50pm (On Campus)
FRSC 3105-01 Forensic Identification
Practical application of principles and protocols used in forensic identification. Topics range from the expectations of the public in forensic practices to the legal responsibilities of crime scene specialists for evidence identification. Fingerprint theory and practice, image capture and enhancement, crime scene protocols and management, biometrics, and identification as contrasted to systematics are studied. (Prerequisite: FRSC-2007 and enrollment in this course is limited to Majors in Forensic Science and BA Combined in Forensics.)
Note: Dates/times are to be determined in consultatin with the successful candidate
FRSC 3111-01 Digital Photography in Forensic Science
Use of photography in forensic investigations covers a range of techniques. This course builds on students’ introduction to forensic photography from FRSC-3105 Forensic Identification. Students will become familiar with different methods of solving problems of focal length, lighting conditions, lens and filter considerations and apply this knowledge in the practical application of crime scene photography. The course will cover the equipment, methodology and preparation of photographic evidence, as well as the current state of technology in the use of digital photography and photographic evidence.
(Prerequisites: FRSC-3105).
F: 230pm – 5:20pm (On Campus)
FRSC 3217-91 Forensic Serology and DNA Applications
This course introduces the detailed types, techniques, and analysis of the various important biological fluids and DNA. The course will provide insight into new emerging technologies and tools in forensic serological and DNA analysis. The course will also be important in understanding the issues and ethics involved in the analysis and presentation of these evidence types in court. (Pre-requisites: FRSC-1107, or Instructor approval)
DISTANCE EDUCATION
*The courses above are subject to budgetary approval and sufficient enrollment.
Applications must include:
- A letter of interest in the position
- Two letters of reference
- A resume outlining relevant work experience, training, teaching experience, honours or awards, publications and relevant service activities
- A teaching portfolio demonstrating evidence of teaching excellence. For example: SET scores or other teaching evaluations, course outlines, graduate courses taken, dissertation or thesis topics, evidence of successful teaching, or/and evidence of professional experience.
Applicants from outside the University of Windsor should provide three letters of reference.
Please submit your application to the attention of:
Forensic Programs Administrator
Faculty of Science
University of Windsor
401 Sunset Avenue,
Windsor, ON, N9A 3P4
mcioppa@uwindsor.ca
Deadline: Monday, September 26th by 9am.
For additional information, contact the Faculty of Science at scienceundergrad@uwindsor.ca
The University of Windsor is a welcoming community that is committed to equity and supports diversity in its teaching, learning, and work environments. In pursuit of the University's Employment Equity Plan, members from the designated groups (Women, Aboriginal Peoples, Visible Minorities, Persons with Disabilities, and Sexual Minorities) are encouraged to apply and to self-identify.