Science Faculty

Type:
Full-Time

Posted: 11/13/2025

Application Due:
Open Until Filled

Category:
Biology; +1

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Eastern New Mexico University-Ruidoso seeks a full-time Science Faculty member with expertise in Biology and/or Chemistry. The position includes providing high-quality instruction in both in-person and online formats, promoting student success, and supporting ongoing development of the college’s science programs. A consistent on-campus presence is required.

• Teach a full load (15 credit hours) of Biology and/or Chemistry courses each semester in live and online formats.
• Maintain 10 on-campus office hours per week for student support and advising.
• Develop and update curricula, lesson plans, and course materials.
• Integrate science concepts across disciplines to support interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Assess and document student learning outcomes and competencies.
• Maintain credentials and complete Quality Matters (QM) training; ensure online courses meet QM standards.
• Participate in program and institutional assessment activities.

• Oversee laboratory preparation and safety procedures.
• Use instructional tools such as Drop Guard, LMS platforms, and reporting systems.
• Participate in department meetings, committees, and campus initiatives.
• Engage in student recruitment, retention, and outreach.
• Maintain effective communication and collaboration with students, colleagues, and the community.
• Perform other duties as assigned to support the college mission.

• Master’s degree with at least 18 graduate hours in Biology or Chemistry.

• Community College teaching experience.
• Post-secondary supervisory experience.
• Online teaching and course development experience, preferably with QM certification.
• Experience using multi-media and classroom technologies.
• Experience in curriculum development, assessment, and improving student learning.

• Strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.
• Commitment to student success and active learning.
• Understanding of rural communities and their students.

• Ability to provide vision and leadership for departmental programs.
• Commitment to progressive, innovative, high-quality instruction.
• Excellent communication skills for collaboration with the Department Chair.

• Ability to serve on the Academic Council and contribute to planning.
• Effective communication with faculty and staff on department and institutional issues.
• Skill in student advising and academic planning.

Work occurs during normal hours, with some evenings/weekends. Work is mostly sedentary, occasionally requiring up to 25 pounds of force for lifting, carrying, pushing, or pulling objects.

As defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), these include:
Duties and responsibilities listed above, minimum requirements, required skills and abilities, and physical/working conditions.