Adjunct Sustainable Construction Management Faculty Pool

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Job Number: JR102193 $2,220 - $3,000 per course Job Description: Frostburg State University (FSU), Sustainable Construction Management (SCMT) Program, is accepting applications on an ongoing basis for part-time adjunct lecturers to teach SCMT 103, Applied CAD; SCMT 304, Environmental Building System and SCMT 402, Emerging Technologies to begin Spring 2027 and beyond. Responsibilities: Teach 1-2 SCMT courses per semester to support program needs. Minimum Qualifications: MS in a built-environment-related field, such as Architecture, Architectural Engineering, Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, Construction Management, Building Science, or a closely related discipline. Preferred Qualifications: MS in Architecture, Civil Engineering or Construction Management with 5 years of professional experience in Building Design. Direct Position Inquiries to: SCMT Program Coordinator, Dr. Thomas Cadenazzi, at 301/687-4939 or tcadenazzi@frostburg.edu About the University: A member institution of the University System of Maryland, Frostburg State University is a public, comprehensive, largely residential regional university offering programs in the sciences, education, business, the arts and humanities at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. FSU prides itself on being a dynamic, learning-centered institution that emphasizes teaching with opportunities for professional development and research. More than 4,000 students enroll yearly. About the Area: FSU is located on a scenic 260-acre campus in the mountains of Western Maryland, a region rich in history, quaint shopping areas and eclectic cafes and food choices. The Western Maryland region is considered a four-season outdoor hub of recreational experiences offering activities such as hiking, mountain biking, water sports, snow skiing/boarding, golfing, climbing, etc. Frostburg offers a family-friendly college town feel with easy access to major cities like Pittsburgh, Washington, DC, and Baltimore. If you are

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