Adjunct Instructors - English Language and Literature, Economics, History
Job Description
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Posting Information
Posting Information
Position Title
Adjunct Instructors - English Language and Literature, Economics, History
Job Duties
A Masters degree in the content area is required. Job responsibilities include preparing and teaching composition, Economics, and American History classes for general education at the El Dorado Correctional Facility. The instructor would collaborate with content-specific faculty and the Faculty Development Team as needed to ensure continued success. This is a part-time faculty position and the instructor could teach from one to three classes. Continued adjunct teaching is a possibility beyond the Fall term. Butler uses electronic grade books and other forms of mediated communication. Free training at Butler is offered and required. 40 hours of paid training at EDCF is required prior to a class start date.
Campus Locations
EDCF
Nature of Position
Adjunct Instructor
If Part Time, list Working Hours
Salary (Commensurate with education and experience)
$803 per credit hour taught.
Open Date
10/17/2024
Close Date
12/13/2024
Open Until Filled
Yes
Special Instructions Summary
This position may include both face-to-face as well as online teaching opportunities.
Qualifications
The applicant may be requested to authorize the College to procure a consumer report(s) for employment purposes.
We regret that the College is unable to sponsor employment Visas or consider individuals on time-limited Visa status.
Qualifications
Required knowledge and skills
Teaching experience is preferred.
Required experience
18 hours of graduate level credit hours in English Language and Literature.
Required educational background
The successful candidate should have a master’s degree in English Language or Literature or a related communication discipline.
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