courses and course delivery methods. Participation in Division-wide activities, committee membership, curriculum planning, and assessment of student learning outcomes is also required. As an integral member of the Division, the individual is expected to develop effective collegial relationships, work closely with students and local employers, and promote division programs and the College in general. Qualifications include a master’s degree in Biology, Ph.D. preferred, with specialization in ecology, botany, or zoology required. A Ph.D. in one of the above subfields would be ideal. Candidates with a master’s or Ph.D. degree in a closely related field of Biology with evidence of at least 18 graduate credit hours in either of the above subfields may also be considered. Applications without transcripts will not be considered. A minimum of one year (or two semesters) of experience teaching Biology courses at the community college or lower division level is required. The position also requires experience in the use of learning management systems and distance-learning techniques. Desired qualifications include experience with the use of classroom technology, experience teaching biology curriculum that involves field work and use of greenhouse facilities, the ability to identify and implement assessment of student learning strategies and practices, and the ability to develop additional biology curriculum within area of expertise that expands the transfer curriculum at the College. $68,321.00 - $87,341.00 annually with benefits. package. Start date of January 2027 , August 2027, or earliest availability of qualified candidate. Apply online at https://www.schooljobs.com/careers/monroeccc/ . Attach a cover letter, resume, and unofficial transcripts for review. EOE

courses and course delivery methods. Participation in Division-wide activities, committee membership, curriculum planning, and assessment of student learning outcomes is also required. As an integral member of the Division, the individual is expected to develop effective collegial relationships, work closely with students and local employers, and promote division programs and the College in general. Qualifications include a master’s degree in Biology, Ph.D. preferred, with specialization in ecology, botany, or zoology required. A Ph.D. in one of the above subfields would be ideal. Candidates with a master’s or Ph.D. degree in a closely related field of Biology with evidence of at least 18 graduate credit hours in either of the above subfields may also be considered. Applications without transcripts will not be considered. A minimum of one year (or two semesters) of experience teaching Biology courses at the community college or lower division level is required. The position also requires experience in the use of learning management systems and distance-learning techniques. Desired qualifications include experience with the use of classroom technology, experience teaching biology curriculum that involves field work and use of greenhouse facilities, the ability to identify and implement assessment of student learning strategies and practices, and the ability to develop additional biology curriculum within area of expertise that expands the transfer curriculum at the College. $68,321.00 - $87,341.00 annually with benefits. package. Start date of January 2027 , August 2027, or earliest availability of qualified candidate. Apply online at https://www.schooljobs.com/careers/monroeccc/ . Attach a cover letter, resume, and unofficial transcripts for review. EOE