Associate Professor

Teaching and Instruction: Associate Professors are responsible for teaching undergraduate and/or graduate-level courses in their area of expertise. They develop syllabi, prepare course materials, deliver lectures, facilitate discussions, and assess student performance. They may also supervise student research projects, theses, and dissertations.Research and Scholarship: Associate Professors engage in research activities, pursue scholarly publications, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in their field. They conduct research projects, secure research funding, collaborate with colleagues, and publish their findings in academic journals or present them at conferences. They may also mentor and guide graduate students in their research pursuits.Academic Advising: Associate Professors provide academic guidance and advising to students. They assist students in selecting courses, developing academic plans, and pursuing research or career opportunities within their discipline. They may also serve as thesis advisors or mentors to graduate students.Service and Committee Work: Associate Professors contribute to the administrative functions of their department, college, or university through service and committee work. They participate in faculty meetings, serve on academic committees, contribute to curriculum development, and provide input on various institutional matters.