About this position
Job Number: R3776 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. Job Summary Marymount seeks to build a pool of persons qualified to teach courses in Theology and Religious Studies. Courses include: Theological Inquiry, Religions of the World, and Foundations of Christian Morality. Course descriptions may be found in the online catalog at www.marymount.edu. Qualified applicants will be contacted when a teaching need arises. Required Documents for Application Resume Cover Letter References Teaching Philosophy Target Weekly Hours 10 Benefits Eligibility No MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESPrepare for and teach a 3 credit class in the discipline of Theology and Religious Studies. Courses vary semester to semester. The ability and commitment to use technology and web-based teaching. Maintain appropriate office hours at least one additional hour per week for each course taught, to advise students concerning their coursework. JOB REQUIREMENTS Education Minimum: Master's degree with 18 graduate credits in area of teaching required. Financial Responsibility None Supervision None Qualified candidates are invited
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