About this position
Job Number: R4064 At Marymount University, we believe meaningful work happens when talented people come together with shared purpose. We serve not only our students-but one another-creating a culture where teamwork, adaptability, and resilience are part of everyday practice, Located in Arlington, Virginia, just minutes from Washington, D.C., Marymount offers a dynamic and forward-looking environment where innovation is encouraged and flexibility is valued. We understand that higher education is evolving, and we embrace change with creativity, responsiveness, and a solutions-oriented mindset. Our faculty and staff thrive in a community that prioritizes communication, cross-functional collaboration, and service-driven leadership. Whether working directly with students or supporting them behind the scenes, every role contributes to a shared mission: helping students grow, succeed, and lead with purpose and confidence. Title Adjunct Professor, Ceramics Direct Supervisor School of Design + Art Director Status Part Time, Exempt Division Academic Affairs No. Direct Reports 0 Target Weekly Hours 10 Location Main Campus Benefits Eligibility No JOB SUMMARY The School of Design + Art in the College of Business, Innovation, Leadership, and Technology (BILT) at Marymount University invites applications from persons qualified to teach undergraduate Ceramics for hand building and wheel throwing techniques beginning in the fall 2026 semester. Projects in both courses revolve around traditional vessel construction, and faculty will provide supplementary information regarding contemporary artists, ceramic materials, glazing, and the firing process. Adjunct faculty will be expected to aid in organizing student work for bisque and glaze firings in a computerized electric kiln, and manage other small tasks associated with studio maintenance. Please submit a letter of interest; a current C.V.; and a portfolio of no more than 20 images (10 professional, 10 student wo
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