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Physics Instructional Laboratories Teaching Support Specialist at University of Chicago - ApplyBlast

Physics Instructional Laboratories Teaching Support Specialist

University of Chicago

4 months ago

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

A Teaching Support Specialist in the Department of Physics at The University of Chicago maintains and improves instructional laboratory spaces, trains graduate tutors, and supports advanced undergraduate lab courses. The role involves designing lecture demonstrations, developing lab manuals, and collaborating on new scientific apparatus while ensuring lab safety and equipment functionality.

Responsibilities

Maintain and improve instructional laboratory spaces and experiments
Train graduate teaching assistants on equipment operation and safety
Design and build new scientific apparatus for physics labs
Develop laboratory manuals and digital instructional resources
Implement new pedagogical strategies for undergraduate labs

Skills

Qualifications

MS in PhysicsPhD in PhysicsPhysics Education Research Certification

About University of Chicago

uchicago.edu

Headquarters

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Company Size

1-10 employees

Founded

1890

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The University of Chicago is a world-leading research university that advances field‑defining scholarship while providing a rigorous, transformative education to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. It comprises a wide range of schools and research centers across the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, business, law, and medicine, and actively promotes interdisciplinary inquiry and innovation. The university engages with the broader public through news, events, and outreach, and provides admissions, campus visit, and student resources for prospective and current members of its community.