Engineering Technology; manufacturing Adjunct Faculty

Engineering Technology (manufacturing) Adjunct Faculty (continuous recruitment)

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Position Title: Engineering Technology (manufacturing) Adjunct Faculty (continuous recruitment)

Job Category: Part-Time/Adjunct Faculty

Division: Applied Science and Technology

Department: Main Campus

Job Description: Adjunct Instructors needed with expertise in a variety of manufacturing skills. Working schedule is flexible and on an as-needed basis. The individual does not need to be knowledgeable about all topics, but must be knowledgeable in at least one of the areas listed below:

• Industrial Maintenance
• Rigging
• Hydraulics
• Pneumatics
• Fluid Power
• Power Transmission
• Machining, manual or CNC
• Motor Controls
• PLC’s
• Electronics
• Blueprint Reading
• Metrology and Quality Control
• Robotics

Plan, prepare, implement, teach, and evaluate classroom, laboratory, and clinical instruction. Participate in program development and evaluation. Participate in program-related activities as needed.

Participates in course development, implementation, and evaluation consistent with the program’s philosophy, objectives, and conceptual framework as directed by the Dean or full-time faculty member by possibly:

• Formulating course goals and objectives for each class and lab (if applicable)
• Organizing and recommending course content
• Recommending teaching methods
• Recommending textbook and other teaching materials
• Planning classroom and lab (if applicable) assignments
• Creating examinations
• Conducting classroom instruction using other methods of instruction, in addition to lecture
• Providing feedback to students regarding their performance within a reasonable period of time.
• Provides current, organized instruction in classroom and other teaching environments (if applicable) utilizing sound, comprehensive principles.
• Supervises and evaluates student learning in the classroom and other teaching environments (as applicable).
• Cooperates and collaborates with other college divisions to meet students’ learning needs and objectives.
• Provides a climate that is conducive for learning for students.
• Participates in College, Division, program, and course assessment activities for programs, courses, and institutional initiatives, including the recommendations of goals, methods, and quality indicators.

Required Qualifications: High School Diploma and at least 2 years of experience in the field of expertise.

Preferred Qualifications: Associates Degree or advanced degree in the related field plus industry experience and teaching or training experience.

Salary: $825-$950 per equated hour, commensurate with experience.