Excelsior University seeks experienced, student-centered instructors to join our instructional pool of part-time physics faculty.
Reporting to the Department Chair for General Education and Social Sciences, part-time faculty are assigned to course sections based on their qualifications, interest, performance, and course section availability.
This is a hybrid (St. Petersburg, FL) and remote online part-time faculty position. Instructional faculty at Excelsior University teach online using pre-built course shells with common readings, activities, and assignments across all sections. Hybrid courses in St. Petersburg include some evening hours during the work week.
Faculty Duties and Responsibilities:
- Implementing courses as designed by the University.
- Bringing their own knowledge and expertise to bear on the subject matter.
- Engaging regularly and substantively with students via email, announcements, and online discussion boards.
- Providing timely, high-quality feedback on student work.
- Holding regular virtual office hours.
- Keeping the department chair apprised of any student or course issues.
- Following University policies.
- Completing University-required training and attending required pre-term meetings.
Qualifications:
- A master’s degree or PhD in physics or a master’s degree or higher in a related field with at least 18 graduate credits in physics.
- Experience teaching physics in an asynchronous online environment.
- Experience with the Canvas learning management system preferred.
- A student-centered teaching approach.
- A commitment to supporting the success of all students, including those underserved by traditional higher education.
The position is compensated at a flat rate of $1,000 per credit hour per course, with low-enrollment courses paid at a directed study rate; the salary range stated reflects the University's good faith estimate at the time of posting.
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