Adjunct Faculty - Business

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Adjunct Faculty - Business Location: 1, Spartanburg, SC, ATSCount Job Category: Adjunct, Business Employee Type: FT Exempt DescriptionAdjunct Faculty - Business Spartanburg Methodist College invites applications for a part-time adjunct instructor in Business. The successful candidate will teach in-person Business courses, with the primary teaching responsibilities in the discipline of Economics. An M.B.A. or other Business related Master's degree is required. Contracts for this position may be renewed on a semester-by-semester basis pending enrollment, instructor availability, and student success. In order to be considered, applicants should provide a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and unofficial graduate transcripts. Candidates who are unable to instruct these courses in-person will not be considered. Requirements The successful candidate will hold an M.B.A. or other Business related Master's degree. Strong communication skills, substantial knowledge of the Economics discipline, and experience as a teacher at the college level (or demonstrable promise thereof) are all strongly desired qualities for this position. Summary About the College: Founded in 1911, Spartanburg Methodist College is a private residential liberal arts institution serving a diverse student population within the United Methodist Connection. Since its founding as the first co-op school in the nation, SMC has remained dedicated to its mission to connect education and employment. After over 100 years as an Associate Degree granting institution, the college launched its first bachelor's degree in 2019. SMC is growing significantly, adding new programs, and consistently evaluating operations because of a campus-wide commitment to innovation and a passion for designing all campus programs to serve its student population intentionally. Today, the college's emphasis on education and employment includes a unique professional development concentration comprised of eight required courses for stud

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