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Company Description: Salve Regina University, ranked as one of the most transformative colleges in the United States by Money Magazine, is a comprehensive Catholic University located in the scenic coastal community of Newport, Rhode Island. The University's commitment to academic success and personal discovery extends beyond its historic campus into a dynamic world where the application of higher thinking and skill are most valued. Salve Regina offers bachelor's and master's degree programs, graduate certificates, and doctoral programs in humanities, international relations and nursing. Enrollment includes more than 2,600 undergraduate and graduate students from across the U.S. and around the world. Job Description: CONTRACT TYPE: Semester based. BASIC FUNCTION: The Department of Philosophy is seeking a Spring 2027 adjunct faculty to teach several sections of PHL 105 Finding Your Moral Compass, an introductory philosophical ethics course required of all Salve Regina students. Courses will be held in-person on our campus in Newport, RI. PHL 105: Finding Your Moral Compass (3 Credits) Fulfills Core Requirement in First Year Foundational Courses Salve Regina University "encourages students to work for a world that is harmonious, just, and merciful." To that end, this course will equip you with the philosophical tools of moral reasoning needed to navigate ethical challenges in pursuit of a life well-lived. We'll explore the question of what constitutes "goodness" and how to make just decisions that help in developing your own virtuous character while fostering harmonious communities grounded in mercy. By delving into core ethical theories like virtue ethics, deontology, utilitarianism, and natural law, you'll gain the ability to critically analyze arguments, formulate well-reasoned positions, and develop your own ethical framework. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Prepare and teach in-person, on-campus classes Prepare, proctor and grade examinations Grade
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