Stockton University
Adjunct Faculty - School of Natural Science & Mathematics

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Campus Location: Galloway
Department: School of Natural Sciences & Mathematics
Salary Information: SFT Adjunct Rate $2,225 per credit
Work Hours: Varies
Brief Job Overview/Summary
The School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at Stockton University is continuously looking to expand the pool of qualified adjunct faculty (part-time).
Please visit the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics webpage www.stockton.edu/nams for additional information about our programs and course offerings.
This is an in-person on campus, non-remote position.
The job will be posted continuously to expand Stockton University's pool of qualified Adjunct (part-time) instructors. Screening of applications are completed when open positions become available.
Descriptions of Essential Duties/Responsibilities:
Adjunct instructors are expected to:
- Teach assigned classes in accordance with the requirements of the Program. The Program Chair is the person of contact for curriculum, scheduling, and operations of the program
- Submit a syllabus each semester—electronic or hardcopy—to the designated staff member in the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
- Hold classes for all scheduled class meeting times, for the full class schedule, unless prior arrangements have been negotiated
- Respond to student concerns in a timely manner
- Promptly report any potentially serious student problems to the designated coordinator of your course and/or Assistant Dean, as appropriate
- Administer the Individual Development & Educational Assessment [IDEA] to your students following the guidelines and the schedule determined by Stockton University
- Report your absences and class cancellations to the designated staff of the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and the Assistant Dean
- Frequently monitor your Stockton e-mail and voicemail, and the school mailbox for essential information
- Use your Stockton e-mail for all official electronic correspondence with students, offices of the university, faculty and staff and in compliance with the university’s Computer and Telecommunication Services Acceptable Use Standards
- Attend the new adjunct faculty orientation organized by the Provost’s Office, if you are a new hire or returning after a time-lapse
- Attend any program or school adjunct meetings, if held
- Act in compliance with Stockton University Code of Ethics (http://president.stockton.edu/codeofethics.html)
- Return graded assignments and provide feedback to the students in a timely manner
- Strongly recommend the use of Blackboard course platform or any other Learning Management Site (LMS) approved by the Program Chair to manage all operations of your course. Post the course syllabus on the LMS no later than the first day of class
- Post student scores for course assignments and exams on the LMS in a timely and continuous manner
- Enter final grades in accordance with Stockton University’s academic calendar (https://stockton.edu/registrar/)
- Adhere to all applicable Stockton University Policies and Procedures
- In addition, where applicable, the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics expects you to attend OSHA Lab Standards Training Program if you are teaching laboratory sections
- Support Stockton University’s strong student-centered vision and mission
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- Previous college-level teaching experience in related field
Preferred Qualifications:
- Doctoral degree in a related field
Screening Information:
The job will be posted continuously to expand Stockton University’s pool of qualified Adjunct (part-time) instructors. Screening of applications are completed when open positions become available.
How to Apply:
To apply please visit https://employment.stockton.edu or click the "Apply" button.
Only electronic documents will be accepted. Please complete the online application and include three professional references in addition to the following required documents. All required documents (Microsoft Word or PDF) must be submitted in order for your application to move forward.
- A letter of interest describing qualifications and accomplishments
- Current resume or curriculum vitae
- Unofficial Undergrad and Graduate transcripts
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