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Adjunct - Biology Lecture & Lab Instructors (On Campus Applicant Pool)
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Husson University
Bangor, ME (In Person)
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Job Type Part-Time Job Number 00950 Division Adjunct Closing Date 6/5/2027 11:59 PM Eastern Opening Date 06/05/2026 Academic Year Math & Sci (1166) Location 1 College Circle, Bangor, ME Department Math & Sci (1166) Description The College of Science and Humanities at Husson University invites applications for a part-time adjunct faculty pool in Biology. This posting will remain open for up to one year to build a pool of qualified candidates who may be considered for future teaching opportunities as departmental needs arise. The Biology program serves students pursuing careers in the biological sciences, healthcare professions, medicine, veterinary medicine, biotechnology, and related fields. We seek educators who are committed to student-centered teaching and helping students develop scientific knowledge, laboratory skills, critical thinking abilities, and an appreciation for the biological sciences. Assignments may include day or evening courses and are expected to be delivered on Husson University's Bangor campus. Example of Duties Adjunct instructors in Biology may be considered to teach lecture and laboratory courses in the following areas: General Biology I (Cell and Molecular Biology)
- Introductory courses examining the cellular and molecular foundations of life, including cell structure and function, genetics, metabolism, and biological processes common to living organisms. General Biology II (Organismal and Ecological Biology)
- Introductory courses exploring organismal diversity, evolution, ecology, and the interactions between organisms and their environments. Cell Biology
- Courses exploring the structure, function, and regulation of cells, including cellular communication, molecular mechanisms, gene expression, and contemporary topics in cell biology. Genetics
- Courses examining the principles of heredity, gene expression, inheritance, molecular genetics, and modern applications of genetic science. Microbiology
- Courses focused on the biology of microorganisms, including microbial physiology, genetics, diversity, ecology, and applications in healthcare and biotechnology. Anatomy and Physiology
- Courses examining the structure and function of the human body, including organ systems and the physiological processes that maintain health and homeostasis. Human Biology
- Courses introducing biological principles through the study of human systems, health, disease, and the relationship between humans and their environments. Ecology and Environmental Biology
- Courses exploring ecological principles, population and community dynamics, ecosystems, conservation, and environmental change. Special Topics in Biology
- Courses aligned with faculty expertise and departmental needs within the biological sciences.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
General Physical Requirements Work is generally performed in a classroom, laboratory, clinical, online, office, or other instructional setting. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position. Physical Activities The essential functions of this position may require the ability to: Move about instructional, laboratory, clinical, office, or campus environments. Remain in a stationary position for extended periods while teaching, presenting, meeting with students, or performing related duties. Occasionally move, transport, or position instructional materials and equipment. Visual Requirements Must be able to read, prepare, evaluate, and review a variety of materials in both electronic and printed formats, and observe student activities as necessary to perform the essential functions of the position. Working Conditions Work is performed primarily in instructional, laboratory, clinical, office, or remote learning environments, depending on course assignment and modality. The position may require evening, weekend, or off-site instructional activities.COMPENSATION
Compensation is based on academic credentials, course assignment and course enrollment.Undergraduate Courses Master's Prepared:
Up to $933.33 per credit hourDoctoral or Equivalent Prepared:
Up to $1,016.67 per credit hourGraduate Courses Master's Prepared:
Up to $1,016.67 per credit hourDoctoral or Equivalent Prepared:
Up to $1,100.00 per credit hour- Lab Sections (Undergraduate)
Master's Prepared:
$1,150.00 per credit hourDoctoral or Equivalent Prepared:
$1,250.00 per credit hour- Compensation is dependent upon the number of students enrolled in the assigned course.