Contribute to the academic community at Wilfrid Laurier University by teaching HP202: Science in the Modern World in Winter 2027. This in-person lecture would focus on the intricate relationship between science and society over the last two centuries.

The instructor will have a Master’s degree in History and engage approximately 100 students. Course content spans significant developments from the post-Enlightenment era to modern scientific practices, highlighting social attitudes, politics, and technological interactions. The role demands effective communication and an ability to ignite intellectual discussions around science and its implications.

Key Responsibilities:
• Prepare and deliver lectures to a diverse student body
• Guide student discussions around historical scientific developments
• Assess and grade assignments and projects effectively
• Encourage student engagement with current scientific issues
• Maintain a positive...