Anthropology Adjunct Faculty Pool

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Anthropology Adjunct Faculty Pool About Us: Howard Community College (HCC) is an exciting place to work, learn, and grow! We are proud to have received the Great Colleges to Work For honor for 12 consecutive years, 2009-2020. Howard Community College values diversity among its faculty, staff and student population. We are an innovative institution that is committed to responding to the ever-changing needs and interests of a diverse and dynamic community. No matter where you want to go in your career, you can get there from here! FLSA: Non-Exempt FT/PT: Part Time Hours Per Week: No more than 25 hours Work Schedule: Monday through Friday, Day and Evening classes Position Salary Range: See adjunct salary schedule below Summary: Interested in teaching an Anthropology course at HCC? Teach a variety of 100 level classes in Anthropology. Adjuncts typically teach up to two classes per semester. Essential Role Responsibilities: The department of Social and Cultural Sciences at Howard Community College is seeking individuals to be included in a pool to hire adjunct (part-time) faculty for Anthropology courses. Candidates must be available to teach in-person classes at the main Columbia and Laurel College Center campuses of Howard Community College. Candidates are expected to be familiar with using an online learning management system such as CANVAS, and should have proficiency with Microsoft Office productivity software. Additional Information: To view our current compensation, please visit the webpage at: https://www.howardcc.edu/about-us/offices-departments/human-resources/documents/AdjunctPayRates_FY2022.pdf Minimum Education Required: Experience Required: A master's degree is required in the discipline or a related field. Prefer prior teaching experience. Experience teaching or training using a variety of modalities including online, in person and hybrid courses. Experience using technology to deliver learning. Preferred Experience: Physical Demand Summary

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