Adjunct Faculty, Interior Design

Adjunct Faculty are responsible for teaching assigned courses, which includes developing and posting syllabi, preparing and delivering instruction, designing assignments and assessments, grading student work, and providing timely, constructive feedback.

In addition, Adjunct Faculty are expected to engage in professional development, effectively utilize the College’s Online Learning Management System (CANVAS), and maintain open communication with students, colleagues, and supervisors. They may also contribute to curriculum improvement efforts aimed at enhancing student success.

• Developing a course syllabus in the format determined by the College and posting said syllabus to the College approved system by college posted deadlines.
• Preparing for and delivering class, studio, clinical, or lab instruction; at days, times, modalities and locations determined by the College.
• Using assigned instructional materials to plan and deliver instruction designed to enhance student learning.
• Developing or modifying assignments, assessments and other course materials to support and evaluate student understanding of course learning outcomes established in the course syllabus and per department guidelines.
• Grading student work and providing constructive feedback to students in a timely fashion, including resolution of incomplete or disputed grades.
• Participating in professional development opportunities offered by the college and department.
• Validating textbooks, posting course syllabi, class/grade rosters, and submitting final student grades by established deadlines.
• Remaining current with how to use the College’s Online Learning Management System (currently CANVAS) as required by departmental guidelines.
• Responding in a timely fashion to communication from students, colleagues and supervisors.
• Meeting with students individually to review course work as needed.
• Adjunct faculty may work with other faculty in support of curricula improvement as appropriate to promote students' success and mastery of course and program competencies.

Master’s degree (M.A, M.S., M.F.A., or M. Arch) in:

• Architecture
• Interior Architecture
• Interior Design

Master’s degree or higher with at least 18 graduate semester hours in the following qualifying fields:

• Architecture
• Built Environment
• Commercial Design
• Design History and Theory
• Historic Preservation
• Human Environmental Design
• Interior Architecture
• Interior Design
• Sustainable Design Studies
• Themed Entertainment
• Other related design disciplines

Master’s degree or higher

AND

Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design or closely-related field

AND

Currently NCIDQ certified or licensed as an Interior Designer in any U.S. state territory

OR

Minimum of eight years of professional practice experience

• PhD in Interior Design
• Master of Architecture (M. Arch.)
• Master of Interior Design
• OR Master’s degree in Interior Design or Architecture (M.A., M.S., M.F.A.) or related with a major, concentration, specialization or emphasis in Interior Design (See Appendix A: IDEC Position Paper)
• AND Currently licensed as an Interior Designer in any U.S. state or territory

• NCIDQ certified desired (for Interior Designers only)
• Teaching experience desired.
• Professional registration or licensure desired.
• Professional practice experience in field desired.
• Studio courses taught by faculty with professional degree in Interior Design as defined by CIDA

• A personal and professional commitment to creating an atmosphere of quality instruction in line with Seminole State College’s mission and vision.
• Possessing sufficient professional expertise in their specific field/discipline.
• Maintaining faculty credentials…