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Location: Multiple Campuses Job Type: Adjunct Faculty, Credit Job Number: 000491-03 Department: 1500 Arts & Humanities Instruction Pool Opening Date: 07/01/2026 Closing Date: 12/31/2026 11:59 PM Eastern Position Summary Delaware County Community College (DCCC), located outside of the Philadelphia Metro area, is looking for a talented and dynamic Adjunct Instructor to join our team of faculty who are committed to student success. Adjunct Instructor who subscribes to the notion of meeting students where they are! The Communication, Arts & Humanities (CAH) Division of Delaware County Community College is seeking an Adjunct Philosophy Instructor to teach in-person, 100-level courses including Introduction to Philosophy and Contemporary Moral Problems for day and evening offerings. Essential Functions Courses will be offered in person at our campus locations in:SOUTHEAST CENTER DOWNINGTOWN MARPLE Experience & Education Seeking instructors to teach introductory-level Philosophy courses, including Introduction to Philosophy and Contemporary Moral Problems. Responsibilities include preparing and delivering engaging instruction, facilitating class discussion, assessing student learning, and maintaining regular communication with students. Minimum qualifications:Master's degree in Philosophy Prior college-level teaching experience preferred Demonstrated ability to teach introductory philosophy and applied ethics courses Since adjunct faculty positions are ongoing pooled positions, your materials will remain on file and reviewed on an as-needed basis for adjunct faculty positions throughout the upcoming academic year. Supplemental Information Background Clearances: Act 153 Clearances (Act 34 PA Criminal Background History, Act 151 PA Child Abuse History, Act 114 FBI Clearance); Verification of educational credentials For immediate consideration, interested candidates can apply online at https://www.schooljobs.com/careers/dccc In compliance with federal law, all

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