Adjunct, Environmental Studies

Adjunct, Environmental Studies Spokane, WA Job Details $1,485

• $1,686 a month 3 hours ago Qualifications Biology Geography Mapping using GIS Master's degree in geography Mid-level Environmental Science Master's degree in environmental science Doctor of Philosophy Master of Science Master of Arts GIS software Classroom experience Classroom Teaching Data manipulation Full Job Description 502 East Boone Avenue, Logan, Gonzaga Main Campus, Washington, United States, 99258 Adjunct Faculty View favorites

Title:

Adjunct, Environmental Studies Area:

College of Arts and Sciences Department:

Environmental Studies Telework Availability:

On-campus Position Employee Classification:

Adjunct Faculty Months per year: 4.5 (Faculty Only)

Salary Range:

w/o Terminal degree: $1,485/credit; w/Terminal degree: $1,686/credit. Is this position eligible for relocation reimbursement or a signing bonus?: No At this time, the University has suspended all new H1B visa sponsorships.

Job Purpose:

Teach 1-2 sections in Fall 2026 of

ENVS 384/BIOL 344, GIS

(3-6 credits).

The course must cover:

(1) basic mapping and data manipulation techniques required for presenting ecological data; (2) a foundation in ArcGIS Pro and QGIS software packages; (3) manipulation of spatial data to ask scientific questions and as a research tool to answer scientific questions. About Gonzaga University and Spokane, Washington Founded in 1887, Gonzaga is a private, liberal arts institution located in Spokane, WA. Gonzaga's mission reflects its Catholic, Jesuit, and humanistic identity. The Department of Political Science awards the BA degree and enjoys a growing enrollment of politically involved, social justice-minded students. Our average class size is under 25, enabling our faculty to invest in engaged pedagogy and transformational teaching. Gonzaga has been ranked in the top 20 for excellence in undergraduate teaching among National Universities by US News and World Report. Gonzaga's 152-acre campus sits along the Spokane River within walking distance of downtown Spokane, on the ancestral homelands of the Spokane Tribe of Indians. Spokane is the second largest city in Washington and pairs a lower cost of living with many urban advantages, including a conveniently located international airport, a vibrant art community, and a range of exciting restaurants. Located on the east side of Washington State, Spokane offers many options for outdoor enjoyment including hiking, boating and fishing on numerous local lakes, and several ski resorts within driving distance. For more information on our mission, please visit: https://www.gonzaga.edu/about/our-mission-jesuit-values/mission-statement

Essential Functions:

For the Gonzaga Environmental Studies Department, a teaching load of 3-6 credits per academic term.

• (Essential) Hold office hours (amount determined in consultation with Department Chair)
• (Essential) Create and grade assignments, including submitting grades according to established deadlines
• (Essential)

Minimum Qualifications:

M.A., M.S., or Ph.D. (or equivalent) in Biological science, environmental science, geography, or related field Evidence of teaching effectiveness, including the ability to effectively respond to the academic needs of learners from diverse backgrounds. Evidence of the ability to use effective classroom strategies and pedagogies to advance equity, inclusion, and belonging.

Preferred Qualifications:

None Educational Requirement:

Master's Degree Physical & On-Campus Requirements:

In-Office Presence

• Ability to work on-site in typical office setting and participate in in-person meetings with colleagues: 3 days/week Standing/Sitting
• Ability to remain in a stationary position for a prolonged period: Daily (>75% of time) Walking
• Ability to move about on foot to accomplish tasks: Daily (>75% of time) Lifting/Carrying
• Ability to move or transport objects up to a specified weight: Often (50
• 75% of time) Attention to Detail
• Ability to focus on detailed tasks for extended periods: Daily (>75% of time) Problem-Solving
• Ability to identify and resolve issues effectively: Daily (>75% of time)

Required Application Materials:

1. Cover letter that includes a discussion of your qualifications to teach the specified course(s); 2. Curriculum vitae. 3. Unofficial copies of graduate school transcripts