Instructor, Mathematics (Peace Online - Spring 2027)

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Posting Number: WPU0065617 University Information William Peace University ("Peace") provides a culture that fosters an energized team environment, builds on our strengths, promotes creativity and innovation, and encourages respect and open communication. We value our faculty and staff. We know they are important and vital to the growth of our university and culture. Senior leadership is personally dedicated to the professional growth and development of each employee. We want to help you build your career, while ensuring you have great work-life balance and flexibility. We teach our students the skills needed for ethical citizenship, not just in the classroom, but by example. We believe in giving back to our community, and our employees take pride in working at Peace.Department: Sciences and Mathematics Purpose of Department The Department of Sciences and Mathematics is dedicated to providing a quality education in order to prepare students for their chosen careers or post-graduate studies.Summary of Position William Peace University seeks qualified candidates to teach one or more of the following courses in the Mathematics discipline for the Spring 2027 semester: MAT 201: Statistics MAT 203: Contemporary Math Instruction will take place online and classes are asynchronous. Please use the supplemental questions included in the application to indicate which of the two (or both) courses you are interested in, qualified for, and are available to teach. This appointment will be from January 13, 2027 to May 1, 2027.Essential duties and responsibilities MAT 201: Statistics 4 credit hours Course schedule: Asynchronous Online (1/13/27 - 5/1/27) Students will be introduced to descriptive and inferential statistical concepts, including elementary probability, frequency distribution, random variables, binomial and normal distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, correlation, and linear regression. MAT 203: Contemporary Math 4 credit hours Course schedule: Asynchronous Online (1/13/27 - 5/1/27) Students will be introduced to contemporary uses of mathematics, including problem-solving techniques and applications in sets and logic, right triangle trigonometry and vectors, and the mathematics of finance. Additional topics from linear systems and programming, matrices, probability and counting, voting and apportionment, and graph theory may be included as time allows.Minimum Qualifications A Master's degree in Mathematics or closely related fieldPreferred Qualifications A Doctoral degree in Mathematics or closely related field

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