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Posting Number: 2895 Job Schedule: Part Time Job Shift: Varied OCR Code / Classification: 2 - Instructor - Faculty Min Salary: $36.95 Max Salary: $39.45 Work Location Main Campus Job Description Summary The Part-time Instructor, Paralegal Technology will teach Paralegal, Business Law, or International Business Law in day, evening, or online classes as needed. Minimum Qualifications Required: Master's degree or higher in related field. ** Note: Degrees and hours must be from a college accredited by a US Dept of Education accepted accrediting agency such as SACSCOC. Teaching and/or practicing law experience Preferred Qualifications Preferred:Juris Doctorate Degree Essential Duties ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned. Assume responsibility for teaching assignments as designated by the department chairperson and approved by the dean. Assume responsibility for maintaining all required College records, including attendance and grade reports, roll books, etc. Make recommendations to the Department Chair for supplies, equipment, and equipment repairs. Construct, administer, and grade examinations. Assume responsibility for being familiar with and adhering to all policies of the College. Treat others respectfully, speak to others courteously, and behave in such a way that creates a workplace environment that is marked by trustworthiness, honest but polite communication, and interpersonal interactions that are both personally cordial and professionally appropriate. Model an understanding of and commitment to the comprehensive community college philosophy and mission. *All roles include additional duties not captured in the job description, and responsibilities may evolve in response to future innovations, including emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, and new models of work Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfu
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