Adjunct Faculty - Math (On Campus - Port Huron, MI)

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Join our dynamic academic community as an adjunct faculty member and play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our students! We're seeking passionate educators who are committed to excellence in teaching and dedicated to student success. As an adjunct faculty member, you'll have the opportunity to inspire and empower students, aligning your expertise with our institution's mission to provide a student first learning experience! Join us in fostering innovation, diversity, and academic excellence as we work together to make a meaningful impact on the lives of our students and communities.

Baker College of Port Huron is seeking to fill an Adjunct Faculty position to teach Mathematics.

The preferred qualification is a Doctoral degree in Mathematics, Engineering, Physics, or Statistics. However, the required qualifications include a Master's degree in Mathematics or a closely related subfield, or a Master's degree in any field with at least 18 graduate semester hours of mathematics content (which may include out-of-field courses with substantial mathematical focus). Alternatively, a Master's degree in Education with secondary teaching certification (grades 6-12) in Mathematics is also acceptable. Acceptable subfields for the Master's degree include Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering, and Physics.

In this role, you'll be responsible for delivering courses in line with the Faculty Workload Policy, ensuring your teaching strategies align with the Baker College Learning Model. You'll creatively integrate learning technologies and platforms to help students meet their academic goals. As needed, you'll refine, update, or design curriculum to stay current and effective. Ongoing Professional Development training will be part of your growth journey. You'll also gather and submit essential student learning assessments, providing thoughtful, constructive feedback to guide their progress. Participation in the Faculty Growth and Evaluation Process is expected, as well as involvement in key committees, subcommittees, projects, and other activities that contribute to the academic community.

The chosen candidate will believe in and support the student first philosophy while contributing to the overall success of Baker College, while acting as a positive role model and brand ambassador on and off campus. The full position description is available for your review online - Adjunct Faculty

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The preferred qualification is a Doctoral degree in Mathematics, Engineering, Physics, or Statistics. However, the required qualifications include a Master's degree in Mathematics or a closely related subfield, or a Master's degree in any field with at least 18 graduate semester hours of mathematics content (which may include out-of-field courses with substantial mathematical focus). Alternatively, a Master's degree in Education with secondary teaching certification (grades 6-12) in Mathematics is also acceptable. Acceptable subfields for the Master's degree include Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering, and Physics.