About this role
Job title: Instructor (Biology/Chemistry/Physics)
About the Role The Instructor's responsibilities include, but are not limited to, providing instruction for students enrolled in Biology, Chemistry and/or Physics courses (along with other related courses and topics). This individual is also responsible for maintaining office hours; and teaching extended day classes, labs, and hybrid/online courses, as required, both on campus and at alternate locations. This individual helps coordinate and attend advisory committee meetings; attends workshops, seminars, and conferences to upgrade teaching skills; assists in the development of curriculum, as needed; and maintains program computer labs. All LIT faculty are responsible for recruitment and retention.
What You'll Do
- Actively engage students in the learning process and maintain ethical and professional behavior.
- Maintain knowledge of and adherence to the policies and procedures contained in the TSUS and LIT Policies and Procedures Manual; participate in college service, including committee work, advising and/or tutoring students, and recruiting.
- Teach classes during the fall and spring semesters as required by the department (may include day, evening, weekend, and Early College High School/dual credit), including online courses.
- Provide mentorship to dual credit partners and mentees; attend Teaching and Learning Center sessions to enhance teaching skills.
- Stay abreast of national matters and trends in education; participate in assessment activities for the LIT Core Curriculum.
- Assist in the development of curriculum as needed; perform other related duties, as required.
What We're Looking For
- Minimum/Required Qualifications: Master’s degree in Biology/Physics/Chemistry or Master’s degree with 18 graduate hours in the subject; working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications; knowledge of teaching methodologies/pedagogical strategies; good verbal and written communication skills; ability to work well in a team; good time management.
- Preferred Qualifications: Experience teaching in higher education; Doctorate degree in the subject area; related field and/or industry certifications.