Adjunct Instructor for Environmental Health and Safety

Posted 11 days ago

methodist universityFayetteville (NC)

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Adjunct Instructor for Environmental Health and Safety Methodist University Location - Fayetteville, NC 28311
Overview: Position Type Adjunct Faculty
Description: The Division of Engineering and Environmental Studies is seeking applications for an adjunct instructor in Environmental Health and Safety. Courses to be taught may include: OSHA Regulations for General IndustryOSHA Regulations for Construction Environmental Audits and Assessments Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology Emergency Planning and Preparedness. We seek instructors who are adept in student-centered teaching methods, equity-based approaches to pedagogy and experience with digital teaching technologies.
Responsibilities: Teach a M/W/F or T/TH on-campus schedule; however, hybrid or online options may be available based on experience and need. Course schedules may include up to 3 courses per semester. Course preparation, delivery, grading, and records management for each course for the full duration of scheduled instruction. Be fully prepared for each class session and enforce academic policy and procedures Comply with institutional rules and regulations. Maintain complete course and student records. To apply for this part-time position, submit the following materials: CV/resume Cover letter Unofficial transcripts (showing 18 credit hours in field) and/or certification information Three references Contact Division Head, Dr. Denise Bauer at dbauer@methodist.edu with any questions.
Qualifications
Minimum qualifications: Bachelor's in Environmental or Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Science, Engineering, or closely related field and a minimum of 5 years of Environmental Health and Safety experience with a Safety Professional and/or Industrial Hygienist certification; OR Master's degree with at least 18 graduate semester hours in Occupational Health and Safety, Environmental Science, or closely related field.

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