About this position
Job Description Job Description Wesleyan College is seeking an experienced instructor to teach introductory Chemistry courses. Wesleyan College, a four-year national liberal arts college for women, is located in Macon, Georgia, 70 miles south of Atlanta. Wesleyan was the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women. Wesleyan’s academically challenging, inclusive environment helps prepare students to live purposeful and connected lives. Strengths of this small liberal arts college are our diverse student population and our commitment to liberal arts throughout our curriculum. This is a part-time adjunct position. To apply, upload a cover letter, resumé including three professional references, brief teaching philosophy, and an unofficial transcript from the institution(s) where relevant graduate work was completed. Applications lacking the required documents will not be considered. Applications will be considered until the position is filled. Duties and Responsibilities: - Teach course(s) conforming to departmental and institutional standards and expectations Communicate and uphold clear, consistent student learning outcomes, grading policies, and e-mail/message response practices throughout the term Maintain a student-friendly, ADA accessible, and up-to-date Canvas LMS course site Evaluate student achievement of specified learning outcomes and assign grades Post four-week, midterm, and final student grades according to College-specified deadlines Respond to student questions and learning needs in a respectful, compassionate, and timely manner Stay current regarding the professional body of knowledge in the field of practice Complete required administrative tasks according to College-specified deadlines, including: completing all hiring paperwork; signing instructor contract; submitting updated syllabus; posting attendance, grade, and student concern reports; and reporting institutional learning outcome data Other duties as assigned
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