Sessional Lecturer - CHM237H1Y (Practical Sessions)

The Sessional Lecturer position involves delivering practical sections for CHM237H1Y, Introductory Inorganic Chemistry II, a continuation of CHM236H1. The course covers periodic properties of elements, structures, bonding and properties of main group compounds and transition metal complexes, inorganic solid-state materials, and solid-state chemistry applications. Strong emphasis is placed on laboratory techniques and communication skills through practical components.

Day-to-day duties include coordinating and delivering in-person laboratories on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm for approximately 40 students. Responsibilities encompass laboratory preparation, organizational issues of delivery, and ensuring effective lab sessions. The role supports estimated enrolment with structured scheduling during the summer semester.

Work in the Department of Chemistry at the Faculty of Arts & Science, supervising lab demonstrators with 280 TA hours of support. Collaborate with teaching assistants on supervision, tests, exams, and grading processes. Operate within the St. George campus environment focused on undergraduate inorganic chemistry education.

This summer appointment from May 1 to August 31, 2026, offers opportunity to apply expertise in inorganic chemistry laboratories at the university level. Develop and refine skills in lab coordination, student assessment, and academic instruction. Contribute to the practical training of students in advanced chemical concepts and techniques.