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Salary Range: $850.00 - $1,825.00 Salary Position Type: Part Time Education Level: Graduate Degree Category: Education Adjunct Instructor English Composition and/or Humanities SUMMARY The School of Liberal Arts and Sciences is seeking adjunct faculty to teach classes in its first-year English Composition sequence and its interdisciplinary Humanities program. Responsibilities include teaching undergraduate level classes and occasionally meeting with the department faculty or administration. The School of Liberal Arts and Sciences fosters intellectual curiosity, open inquiry, critical thinking, the pursuit of knowledge, responsible civic engagement, and a deep understanding of the relationship of the Christian faith and reason. Palm Beach Atlantic University is a comprehensive Christian university whose mission is to equip students to grow in wisdom, lead with conviction, and serve God boldly, emphasizing moral, spiritual, and intellectual development. STATUS Applications reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled. EDUCATION Master's degree, Ph. D., or Juris Doctorate required, with at least 18 graduate level credits in a relevant discipline. Qualifications Demonstrated expertise in the discipline. Collegiate-level teaching experience, preferred. Commitment to teaching excellence and service to the college, university, and community. Must have a Christian commitment along with the ability to intentionally integrate Christian faith in coursework. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS All applications must be submitted through the university's career portal at pba.edu. At least three (3) references should be included within the CV. About Palm Beach Atlantic University Palm Beach Atlantic University is a private, nondenominational Christian university in West Palm Beach, Florida, known for its faith-guided academics and ocean-side location. It offers a liberal arts curriculum with a focus on developing character and promoting spiritual growth. PBA has a main

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