Part-Time Faculty, Environmental Science

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Position Title: Part-Time Faculty, Environmental Law Department/School: Dept. of Environmental Science & Policy, School of Science Salary/Pay Rate: $1,250 per 1 credit with upward adjustment for years of service at Marist University. Pay may vary depending on credits pertaining to online, graduate, music, or lab courses. Job Summary: Dept. of Environmental Science & Policy in the School of Science invites applications for a Part-Time Faculty position in Environmental Law for the 2026 spring semester. This is a 3-credit lecture course that is scheduled for Tuesdays 6:30-9 pm, January 27 – May 5. The successful candidate will join a school characterized by a strong sense of community in which students are the central focus and faculty who are both accessible and approachable. Minimum Qualifications: Minimum qualifications include an MA or MS in a closely related field. Strong interest in undergraduate education and a commitment to excellence in teaching are essential. Preferred Qualifications: Preference for a JD, MSL, MJ, LLM or SJD. Essential Functions: Opportunities are available to teach in one or more areas across several disciplines over time. Teaching opportunities include undergraduate courses that may be available in both on-ground and online environments. Availability to teach during daytime hours is desired. Required Application Documents: Resume, Cover Letter, & Contact Information of 3 Professional References About the Department/School: The School of Science combines scientific principles with practice through the application of knowledge, scientific literacy, and research. Students interested in the natural, physical, and health sciences have access to top facilities, as well as opportunities for internships, clinical rotations, and hands-on research. Working with dedicated faculty members, students gain the skills required to obtain prestigious awards, placement in top graduate schools, or careers in leading companies. About Marist Un

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