Math & Computer Science - Adjunct

Position Classification:

Adjunct Employment Type:

Part-Time Benefits:

Part-Time (Less than 30 hours)

Not Benefitted Department:

Math & Computer Science Summary Use appropriate teaching methods to facilitate student learning for Mathematic or Computer Science courses. Duties 1. Teach synchronous or asynchronous courses using current technology applicable to the discipline which may include face to face, online, and/or video-conferenced courses as needed. 2. Collaborate with Math and Computer Science faculty on course design and appropriately challenging coursework to help students realize their full potential as learners. 3. Ensure course content, activities, and assignments are established. Course content includes, but is not limited to, syllabus, course policies, video lectures, assignments and instructions, grading rubrics, etc. 4. Meet all designated course instruction guidelines, including but not limited to, posting weekly announcements with relevant information, monitoring/participating in discussions, grading student coursework within 72 hours of submission deadline, providing students timely and specific feedback, responding to student inquiries within 24 hours, maintaining weekly virtual office hours, and other requirements as established by the Math & Computer Sciences Department. 5. Maintain frequent and open communication with the Math & Computer Science Chair, faculty and staff through email, mail, telephone, and any other medium deemed appropriate. Be available at least once a semester to attend a virtual meeting with the Chair. 6. Submit mid-term and end of term grades by required deadline according to WNMU procedures. 7. Maintains a positive, safe, inclusive student-centric learning environment that supports success by enforcing WNMU policies to include student code of conduct policies, and those established by the Math & Computer Science Department and Office of Academic Affairs. 8. Models professional standards and ethics in accordance with WNMU and the Math & Computer Science Department mission and vision statements. 9. Performs other duties as assigned Education/Background A doctorate degree in mathematics with experience teaching mathematics courses such as number theory, linear algebra, discrete mathematics, abstract algebra, complex variables, and topology. Job Knowledge Teaching online courses. Teaching with technology, including the use of a graphing calculator, the use of a computer algebra system (such as Scientific Notebook, Maple, Matlab, or Mathematica), or the use of geometry software. Working with underprepared students in a small classroom environment. Experience in a supervisory position. Background in current evidence-based teaching strategies and innovative approaches to pedagogy will be an asset. Must be able to adapt to instructional needs of the department depending on circumstances. Must be knowledgeable of University policies and procedures. Must be able to handle multiple deadlines and maintain accuracy. Must be sensitive to cultural differences within the University and community. Fluent in Microsoft Office Applications. May be required to work additional hours or days depending on circumstances. Working Conditions/ Physical Demands (With or Without Accommodations) Normal office, may travel some within the community when needed. May be required to transport normal office equipment and materials. Ability to comprehend and work with a variety of information from various sources. Able to clearly communicate with a diverse population of individuals. Ability to compose correspondence and reports and remain in a sedentary position for prolonged periods of time. May be required to work additional hours or days depending on circumstances.

Location:

Remote Length of Contract 9

Months Salary Range:

Per Credit by

Rank:

Instructor $910, Assistant Professor $963, Associate Professor $1,017, Professor $1,070