Adjunct Instructor, Crime Scene Technology

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Instruct college students in accordance with educational theories and techniques. Develops discipline related curricula, assess student learning, participates in program evaluation, and college activities. Maintains college and department standards in support of the College's mission and strategic plan. Work schedule varies according to teaching assignment. Varies

Master’s degree in Criminal Justice, Forensic Science, or Biology or Master’s degree and 18 graduate semester hours in Criminal Justice, Forensic Science, or Biology OR Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Forensic Science, or Biology.

This is an open continuous applicant pool. Submitting an application does not guarantee an interview or employment. Positions will be filled by the department on an as needed basis. Please note that this is NOT an online/remote position. Potential applicants must be located in Florida & available to teach in-person classes on campus. Applications without attached copies of official transcripts or non-web-based unofficial transcripts will not be considered.

Transcripts for Adjunct positions must either be an official copy or a college-stamped student copy or a non-web-based unofficial transcript, scanned into an electronic format and attached to their application. Transcripts produced through web-based student systems will not be accepted.

Background Check/ Drug Screen may be required based on the specific requirements of the position for which the application is being submitted. Employment is contingent upon passing a drug test and completing a criminal background investigation. An essential goal of the Office of Human Resources is to respond to all applicants once a selection is made. Please take notice of the position closing date advertised.

Whenever positions are filled, the Office of Human Resources responds to all applicants who have submitted applications. The College conducts its employment activity within the State of Florida except for occasional brief and temporary pre-approved periods related to college travel.

This position is open until filled

Palm Beach State College, Florida's first public community college, was founded in 1933 and has grown to become the largest institution of higher education in Palm Beach County. Currently serving a richly diverse student population of 49,000 annually, the College offers classes at five locations and offers bachelor's and associate degrees, professional certificates, and workforce development programs.

• health insurance
• a retirement program
• tuition assistance
• paid time off

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