Adjunct Faculty - Writing

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Job Title Adjunct Faculty - Writing Location Worcester Department Humanities & Arts - JM Division Worcester Polytechnic Institute - WPI Job Description Summary Part‑time adjunct faculty in Professional Writing and Rhetoric to teach a course titled Writing About Science and Technology in Winter 2026 from January 15 to March7,2026. Responsibilities The Humanities and Arts Department at Worcester Polytechnic Institute has an immediate need for adjunct WR faculty who could teach the course on Writing about Science and Technology in Winter 2026 from January 15 to March7,2026. Beyond this immediate course need, possible future courses may include college writing, medical and biomedical writing, technical and professional communications, rhetoric and visual design, and integrated skills in English for international students. WR faculty teach introductory courses, intermediate seminars, and advanced topic practicums and seminars. Candidates must demonstrate teaching excellence, versatility, and the ability to jump into an existing curriculum with creative and critical pedagogical approaches. Experience working with international students or students whose language is not English is essential. Qualifications A successful candidate should hold a PhD in Professional/Technical Communication, Writing and Rhetoric, or a related field. Application Process Applicants should submit the following: • Cover letter that addresses relevant expertise and experience • Current c.v. that includes the names and contact information for three references • Evidence of teaching experience (syllabi, teaching portfolio, etc.) The application is placed in an applicant pool to fill writing and rhetoric adjunct faculty positions on an as needed basis. Qualified applicants from this pool will be contacted as opportunities arise. An application remains in the pool until the posting closes. If you wish to be considered for positions beyond that date, you must reapply. Compensation Compensation

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