Adjunct Faculty-French (Pooled Position)
county college of morrisRandolph (NJ)
Adjunct Faculty-French (Pooled Position)
Posted 10 days ago
county college of morrisRandolph (NJ)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Adjunct Faculty-French (Pooled Position) The number of adjunct instructors hired varies from semester to semester, depending upon the needs of the department. Your application will be maintained in this adjunct pool for the life of this posting. You may check your status at any time by logging into the County College of Morris employment site with your user name and password. Posting Details
Position Title: Adjunct Faculty-French (Pooled Position)
Job Category: Adjunct
Department:
Languages & ESLJob Summary - All adjunct faculty positions have as their primary objective to create a dynamic teaching/learning environment for our students, while contributing service to the college. Adjunct faculty responsibilities include teaching assigned courses and following the course description and course outline established by the department. Teaching schedules may include day/evening courses and online/hybrid instruction. In accordance with the Adjunct Faculty collective bargaining agreement (CBA), additional responsibilities may include participation in departmental initiatives, such as assessment, and responding to requests regarding grades, grade submissions, and other course-related content.
Qualifications:
Education - A minimum of a Master's degree from a regionally accredited institution in French (Literature or Linguistics), French/European Area Studies, or related field.
Qualifications: Experience - Prior college or university teaching experience preferred.
Qualifications:
- Skills - Native or near-native fluency in French. Demonstrated knowledge of language teaching and learning methodologies and techniques. Familiarity with learning management systems desired. Strong verbal and written communication skills.
- Documents Needed to Apply
- Required Documents
- Cover Letter
- TranscriptsCurriculum Vitae
- Optional Documents
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