College Composition, English, and/or Literacy Adjunct Faculty Pool

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College Composition, English, and/or Literacy 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: 3 hours a week in class (or online) per 3-credit course and additional hours for grading and course prep Work Schedule: Morning, Afternoon, Evening / Flexible (online) Position Salary Range: See adjunct salary schedule below Summary: This posting is a pool for those interested in teaching college level Composition (ENGL 121), College Composition support/corequisite courses (similar to developmental writing), Literature, and/or Information Literacy (INFO 100) courses offered at HCC. Together, these courses cover all levels of reading and writing skills for students as well as researching and using information. The Department Head, Course Coordinators, and ENGL Program Manager will review applicants for these positions when a need arises. ENGL 121 College Composition: this transfer-level writing course teaches students to develop and apply rhetorical knowledge for creating effective text-based communication. Students develop critical inquiry and multi-stage writing processes in order to contribute productively, effectively, and ethically to the social and collaborative practices of academic and other discourses. ENGL 021: Academic Reading and Writing: At HCC, developmental writers are placed directly into ENGl 121: College Composition, though they are also enrolled in ENGL: 021, a course designed to support their success. This course, which is closely

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