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Institution: Black Hills State University Posting Number: F01935P Department: BHSU-School of Natural Sciences Physical Location of Position (City): Spearfish Posting Text Black Hills State University invites applicants for an adjunct instructor in Biology to teach Survey of Biology I and II courses on the Spearfish campus. Successful candidates must possess at least an MS in Biology or related discipline, and teaching experience in higher education is preferred. Applications may be made online at https://yourfuture.sdbor.edu. Interested individuals should complete an online application and also attach a cover letter, C.V., copies of transcripts from graduate institutions, and the names and contact information of three references. For application assistance, contact Human Resources at 605.642.6549. Inquiries specific to the position and C.V.'s may be sent to Dan. Asunskis@bhsu.edu. Arrangements for accommodations required by disabilities can be made by contacting Cassie Maser at 605-642-6545 or Cassie. Maser@bhsu.edu. Employment is dependent upon a satisfactory background check. Open Until Filled: Yes First Consideration Date: 08/06/2026 Advertised Salary: $1,091-$1,335/credit hour Duration of the Term: Other Tenure Status Term Proposed Rank Instructor Appointment Type: Temporary Department Description and Cultural Expectations Black Hills State University is a master's-level state university with more than 3,300 students. The campus leads the region in sustainability efforts and maintains top academic programs in business, exercise science, natural sciences, behavioral sciences, social sciences, the arts, mass communication, health sciences, and education. The University, founded in 1883, is located in the northern Black Hills, a region abundant with outdoor activity and culture. Spearfish, SD, is recognized as one of the top-10 most livable small towns in the USA and has also been recognized nationally for its outdoor recreational opportunities. A

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