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ID 2026-2734 Position Type Adjunct Category Faculty Overview The faculty will be responsible for the educational leadership and in-person student instruction on a part-time basis in Speech Communication courses. Qualifications EDUCATIONBachelor's Degree in Speech Communication, or closely related discipline. Required Master's Degree in Speech Communication, or closely related discipline. Preferred Coursework in or experience using technology in instruction. Preferred EXPERIENCEEquivalent of one year high school or college experience teaching Speech Communication. Required ABILITIES AND SKILLSInterpersonal skills necessary to deal effectively and courteously with students, staff and the public. Required Sensitivity to the expectations of students, faculty and staff. Required Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in written form. Required Developed organizational skills. Required Demonstrated sensitivity to diversity and multicultural issues. Required ResponsibilitiesInstruct and evaluate students in Speech Communication courses. Maintain accurate written records of student performance. Take attendance and maintain records of student attendance. Participate in School assessment process. Maintain office hours according to the standardized parttime teaching agreement. ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIESAttend department and School meetings as requested Physical Standards and Special Job Features None Pay Transparency The part-time rate for 2026/27 will be the greater of $1180 per credit or $787 per contact hour, prorated for student enrollment under seven. The approved substitute pay rate is $49.19 per hour during the first week of substituting and the prorated part-time teacher rate for consecutive substitute assignments that exceed one week. College Statement This is not a complete itemization of all facets of this position. This job description is not an employment agreement or contract. The College has the exclusive right to alter this job descrip

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