College Lecturer (Mathematics)
The Position
This position provides instructional and administrative services including teaching; conducts classroom observations; evaluates faculty and adjunct faculty instructional performance impacting future employment decisions; participates in searches for new faculty and adjuncts and recommends hires. This position also conducts academic assessments for developing or improving new or existing programs, and eliminating obsolete offerings. A 12-credit equivalent workload is required for administrative supervisory duties.
- Classification: College Lecturer
- Duration: Annual - 12 months
What You Will Do
- Teaches thirty-six (36) credit hours of classes annually: fifteen (15) credit hours each fall and spring and six (6) credit hours during the summer sessions.
- Conducts classroom observations and evaluates faculty for future employment decisions (reappointments, promotions, sabbaticals, hiring, terminating and part-time contract renewals).
- Conducts academic assessments for developing or improving new or existing programs and eliminating obsolete programs or courses.
- Contributes to student success by being actively engaged in strategic planning; the accreditation process, orientation, student advising, commencement, and a variety of committees, clubs, events, college and community liaison initiatives.
- Related projects and initiatives as assigned.
The Successful Candidate Must Have
- Masters Degree in the academic discipline (Mathematics); or a Masters Degree with eighteen (18) graduate credits in the academic discipline; or Masters Degree in different field with at least five (5) years of related professional experience and/or professional certification and licensure.
- Two years full-time teaching experience in the field or at least six semesters of part time teaching experience at the college level.
- Experience teaching in diverse environment to include students from diverse academic, socioeconomic, cultural and ethnic backgrounds.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Even Better If You Have
- Doctoral Degree
- One year of experience working in distance learning or using instructional technology.
- One year of experience in evaluating teaching effectiveness and conducting classroom observations and evaluations or supervisory experience including the evaluation of subordinates.
- One year of experience teaching in a community college environment.
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