Forest Resources Management Instructor

Grays Harbor College is seeking a qualified forestry instructor to teach courses and manage partnerships for the Bachelor of Applied Science in Forest Resources Management (BAS-FRM). Applicants should be familiar with silviculture, hydrology and soils, international forestry, transportation system design, harvest systems: ground, cable and aerial based, resource economics, geographic information systems (GIS), use of new technologies in resource management and managing resources for new product development and production (e.g. CLT).

This is a full-time, temporary, non tenure-track position. The placement on the salary schedule for 174 Day Contract will be determined by education and experience at the time of hire. Initial placement of faculty shall be no higher than 5 years of service. The 174 Day Salary Schedule can be viewed at https://www.ghc.edu/hr/labor-relations

• Grays Harbor College has an excellent benefits package to include medical, dental, vision, basic life insurance, primary and supplemental retirement programs and long-term disability insurance.
• Full-time faculty will also receive 1 day of sick leave per month and 5 days of personal leave days a year.

Faculty positions at Grays Harbor College have been designated as bargaining unit positions represented by the Grays Harbor College Federation of Teachers, Local 4984. The faculty union and the college have a bargaining unit agreement (referred to as the contract) that is posted on the GHC website at https://www.ghc.edu/hr/labor-relations

• Deliver baccalaureate level curriculum in Forest Resources Management.
• Coordinate and collaborate with faculty to ensure seamless transition from the AAS in Natural Resources-Forestry Technician degree to the BAS-FRM.
• Manage grant and other resources associated with BAS-FRM program.
• Facilitate student learning with clear and effective presentations, demonstrations, and active learner involvement.
• Conduct assessment of student learning at the course, program and institution levels.
• Provide regular opportunities for students to practice, perform, and receive feedback on all work.
• Provide applied student learning opportunities in the field.
• Facilitate student learning with a variety of methodologies: lecture, discussion, Socratic questioning, demonstration, assessment, etc.
• Employ strategies and techniques that address students’ multiple learning styles.
• Participate on college committees.
• Facilitate student extra-curricular activities associated with the program.

• Master's Degree in Forestry, or a closely related field
• Demonstrated knowledge, skills and successful work experience in harvest systems, forest measurements, resource management, and information technology including geographic information systems (GIS)
• Experience in teaching and training exercises

• Ph.D. in Forestry, or a related field
• Teaching experience at the community college or baccalaureate level