Adjunct Professor School Of Business And Technology

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Adjunct Professor, School of Business and Technology
Duties: Will handle disciplines: Business, Computer Science, Construction Technology, Criminal Justice, and Paralegal Studies, Engineering, Architecture, Drafting. Responsible for providing professional quality work as a teaching faculty member. Work includes conducting and teaching courses within the prescribed curriculum for students enrolled at the College; preparing and delivering lectures to students; compiling, administering and grading examinations; and providing academic assistance to students as needed. Teaches courses as assigned by the appropriate academic Dean in accordance with the course description as outlined in the College calendar, course syllabus, and other approved curricular materials. Cooperates with the supervisor in the purchase of supplies, equipment, library books, textbooks, etc., appropriate to the course(s) taught. Completes and submits grade reports, attendance verification and other specific reports which may be required by the College within deadlines established in the Academic Calendar for faculty. Prepares and submits, for the supervisor's approval, a syllabus for each course taught for each semester or term of instruction, in accordance with the College's Common Course Syllabus format. Syllabus must be based on the approved content syllabus for the course and must be submitted in time to be approved and ready for distribution during the first week of class each term. Prepares thoroughly for each class. Expected to spend approximately 4 hours each week on course related activities (preparation, grading, correspondence with students) for every 3 contact hours of classroom instruction (5 hours for a 4 contact hour course). Meets all scheduled classes promptly. Teaches for the full time allotted and provides academic assistance to students as necessary. Knows, understands and adheres to the College Catalog and the Adjunct Faculty Guide. Becomes familiar with and follows all College procedures, including emergency procedures such as the location of fire alarms, escape routes and exits. Is accountable for any keys, furniture, equipment and materials assigned to the employee. Faculty who desire to teach online courses must gain certification through the division of Teaching Innovation, Professional Development and Online Learning (TIFDOL) and maintain certification according to College Operating Procedure 03-0804. Faculty teaching online should review a copy of College Operating Procedure 03-0805 for guidelines and expectation of online faculty. These procedures may be accessed via the College's website.

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