Adjunct Instructor - Political Science (Pool)

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tennessee board of regents tbrFranklin (TN)

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Mid

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$650.00 - $740.00

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Adjunct Instructor - Political Science (Pool)
Position Summary: This position is responsible for delivering quality instruction in Political Science. Essential Job Functions/Job Duties And ResponsibilitiesTeach courses via on-ground, online and hybrid or web-enhanced delivery modes as assigned. Work with course leads and/or program coordinators to ensure consistent and equitable student experiences. Utilize the College’s learning management system to provide course materials to students. Submit updated department syllabus prior to the first day of class. Regularly check College email account and department mailbox. Respond to emails/messages within 48 hours, except on weekends. Complete all required reports, such as attendance, Early Alerts, student progress reports, grade submissions, and administer and return surveys and student outcome assessments by the deadlines. Submit final grades for each semester by the deadline established by the Registrar. Comply with all College and TBR policies and guidelines.
Required Qualifications: Master's degree in Political Science or Master's degree and 18 graduate hours in political science or a closely related field Preferred QualificationsMaster's degree in Political Science
Knowledge, Skills And Abilities: Knowledge of and/or experience with a variety of instructional delivery modes, including synchronous and asynchronous online teaching. Ability to communicate effectively and work cooperatively with a diverse student, faculty and staff population. Proficient with Microsoft Office applications. Rate of PayRate of Pay: $650.00 - $740.00 per credit hour

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