Part-Time Instructor - Brownfield Reuse and Environmental Site Services

About this position

Req No.: 2026-21042 Category: Education/Training Type: Part-Time Contract Salary: $125/hr Dept/Proj Name: SDSU Global Campus OverviewThis position is open untill filled with an initial application review to take place after October 14, 2026. The salary for this position is $125.00 per hour, 6 hours per week. SDSU Global Campus seeks highly engaged and qualified prospective faculty members to teach in its online Professional Certificate in Brownfield Reuse and Environmental Site Service program. Under the direction of Drs. Jessica Barlow, Rebecca Lewison, and Madison Swayne, this program seeks to prepare students to work in environmental clean-up, remediation, construction, restoration, waste and water management, and related careers. Students in this program will:Comprehend environmental site assessment and remediation processes, from identification through monitoring Conduct environmental sampling and field investigations using appropriate methods, instrumentation, and documentation practices Collect, interpret, and visualize environmental data using common tools and databases Identify and apply relevant environmental regulations and due diligence practices Recognize and manage hazardous materials and site safety considerations Communicate and collaborate effectively with project teams and communities on environmental projects Translate technical and regulatory knowledge into applied environmental contexts SDSU Global Campus maintains an open "pool" of applications to be reviewed on an as-needed basis for candidates whose qualifications closely meet program needs and hiring criteria. We seek faculty qualified to teach one or more of the following 8-hour courses on a course-by-course contract basis:Pollution to Possibility: Communities in Transition: Introduction to brownfield identification, assessment, remediation, and monitoring - with emphasis on environmental health, pollution burdens, community risk, equitable development, and career pathways in land reu

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