Electromagnetics and modern antenna systems
Electives
- RF /microwave systems
- Systems engineering
- Power systems, renewable and alternative energy systems, and
modern battery systems
- Robotics
- Machine learning / artificial intelligence
- Cybersecurity, cyber-physical systems
- Project management
- Reliability and quality engineering
- Your favorite emerging topic in any area that relates to ECE,
EET, or Systems Engineering
As a department, we greatly value experiential and project-based
learning, integrating emerging topics and technologies into the
curriculum, and providing an
outstanding, state-of-the-art array
of equipment, instruments, rapid prototyping, fabrication and
computational resources to support such activities. Our
dedication to project-based learning is reflected in both of our
ECE and
EET curricula, as all our courses include lab/project
components. As a result, we seek individuals who share this
dedication, possess the skills and passion to develop innovative
hands-on lab projects or other experiential learning activities
using appropriate modern tools, and have the ability to integrate
such projects/activities into the course content.
Applicants must have earned at least a Master of Science degree in
Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or
a related discipline. Individuals with industry and/or academic
experience are particularly encouraged to apply. 10 years or more
of relevant industry experience, along with a Bachelor's degree,
may, in some cases, be used in lieu of the Master of Science degree
requirement.
Effective communication skills, the capacity to collaborate with
multi-disciplinary student and faculty teams, and the capability to
teach in a project-based environment are essential. The position is
part-time, non-tenure-track, with renewable contracts contingent
upon performance (including student evaluations), departmental
needs, and university and budgetary approvals. The review of
applications will commence immediately and continue as new needs
arise.
For full consideration, applications should include the following
items:
A cover letter summarizing qualifications and the applicant’s
interest in the position
Current and detailed CV
Statement of teaching interests, including the list of courses
the applicant feels most qualified to teach, and teaching
philosophy.
Names and contact information for two professional references
(an optional personal reference may also be added)
Unofficial transcripts. Please note that successful candidates
will be asked to submit official transcripts. Therefore, submitting
an official transcript at the time of application, if available,
will expedite the hiring process. Transcripts issued to the
applicant are acceptable.
Optionally, additional relevant documentation (such as student
evaluations from former teaching engagements, examples of
innovative curricular components developed by the applicant,
examples of industrial design experience that may be leveraged in
class, etc.) may be submitted in an Appendix as a separate
file.
The application must be submitted through our online application
system.
https://go.rowan.edu/adjunct4RowanECE
Questions can be directed to
polikar@rowan.edu , Dr. Robi
Polikar, Department Head, Department of Electrical & Computer
Engineering. Additional departmental information can be found at
http://www.rowan.edu/ece
All positions are contingent upon budget
appropriations.
Note: Candidates must be eligible to work in the United
States. The University will not sponsor a visa for this
position.
In compliance with The State of New Jersey's Pay Transparency
Act, and in accordance with the current MOA, Rowan University
adjuncts are provided with a minimum of $2,225 per credit for all
courses taught, with a maximum teaching load of 8 credits per
semester and 12 credits in an academic year. Courses will be
assigned to instructors by College & Department on an as-needed
basis.