About this position
Institution: FINE Mortuary College Location: Remote / Online. Candidates must be located in, or able to consistently teach during, Mountain or Pacific Time Zone hours. Faculty may be required to visit the campus in Massachusetts annually. Position Type: Adjunct Faculty, Part-Time Program: Mortuary Science Term Length: 10 Weeks Who We Are FINE Mortuary College has been committed to educating tomorrow's funeral service professionals since 1996. We have embraced a virtual classroom model that allows us to work with students throughout the country. We are dedicated to providing an inclusive, engaging, and innovative educational experience that challenges and prepares tomorrow's funeral service professionals. We strive to foster a supportive and enriching environment for our students. Our Student Services team plays a crucial role in ensuring students feel empowered, supported, and equipped to succeed both academically and personally. Who You Are You are an experienced faculty member with excellent technology skills. You may have experience teaching in an online asynchronous classroom, a synchronous virtual classroom with live lecture, or a physical classroom. You are motivated by learning how to use new tools to improve the classroom experience and are frequently striving for personal or professional growth through trainings, certifications, and other accessible learning opportunities. Equipped with your own computer and the ability to follow instructions and complete tasks independently, you are comfortable teaching in a virtual classroom environment. Finding new ways to challenge and engage your students is exciting to you. The Role Our Online Adjunct Faculty teaches courses related to our Mortuary Science program, with a particular focus on funeral service and general education-related components of the curriculum. Areas may include funeral service courses, sociology, psychology of grief, funeral service law, business, applied communications, and other non-sc
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