Lead specialized teaching on genetic pathology of Autism Spectrum Disorder through PSL350H1S at the University of Toronto. Bring molecular physiology expertise.

The assignment supports Mammalian Molecular Biology during the scheduled Arts and Science winter term. The successful lecturer will develop one ASD-focused lecture, its practicum, assessments, and a small-group topic activity. Teaching connects current literature with mammalian physiology, disease, complex behaviours, and bioethics.

Key Responsibilities:

- Teach the March 16 lecture on genetic pathology of ASD
- Deliver the March 18 corresponding practicum session
- Create knowledge quizzes and a follow-up critique assessment
- Develop unique midterm and make-up examination questions




- Lead small-group learning from approximately March 24 to April 2

Requirements:

- PhD in physiology or a related discipline
- Research experience in molecular physiology and pathophysiology
- Teaching experience in molecular physiology and pathophysiology preferred
- Experience facilitating active learning preferred
- Classes occur Tuesdays and Thursdays at scheduled times

Use molecular biology, physiology, and pathophysiology knowledge to deliver focused ASD teaching, assessment, and practicum instruction.

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📌 Genetic Pathology ASD Course Lecturer (Toronto)
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Toronto