Adjunct Faculty - Mathematics

College-of-Southern-Marylan; United States; On-site; USD 41,000 - 76,000; Part time

Job summary

College of Southern Maryland is maintaining an adjunct faculty applicant pool for Mathematics in the Mathematics and Engineering Department. Adjuncts teach courses during day, evening, weekend, online, hybrid, laboratory, or clinical settings based on needs.

Applicants remain in the pool until needs arise; placement in the pool does not guarantee an immediate assignment. Background checks and adherence to college policies apply.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in mathematics or mathematics education or a related field.
• Master’s degree with at least 18 graduate credit hours in mathematics.
• Bachelor’s degree in mathematics or mathematics education may be considered for developmental courses only.

Responsibilities

• Plan, organize, and deliver effective instruction.
• Teach assigned courses using approved curriculum and syllabi.
• Maintain current expertise within the teaching discipline.
• Develop meaningful lessons that support student learning.
• Incorporate instructional technologies.
• Address diverse learning styles and foster an engaging, inclusive environment.
• Communicate course expectations and grading policies.
• Evaluate student performance and provide timely feedback.
• Meet scheduled classes and communicate schedule changes.

Skills

Subject matter expertise

Student success focus

Written communication

Oral communication

Diversity of learners

Instructional technology

Collaboration

Education

Master’s degree in mathematics or related field

Master’s degree with 18 graduate credits in mathematics

Bachelor’s degree in mathematics/education (developmental courses)

Job description

The College of Southern Maryland (CSM), a two-time Aspen Award-winning institution, is accepting applications for an, Adjunct Faculty Applicant Pool,in Mathematics within theMathematics and Engineering Department.

Adjunct faculty are hired on an as-needed basis to teach courses during the day, evening, weekend, online, hybrid, laboratory, or clinical settings, depending on program needs.

Applicants remain in the applicant pool and are contacted when instructional needs arise. Placement in the applicant pool does not guarantee an immediate teaching assignment.

About the Program

This is an applicant pool for part-time faculty in Mathematics.

The Mathematics program supports transfer pathways in STEM, business, health sciences, and general education. The department offers developmental, gateway, and advanced mathematics courses across multiple campuses and Early College locations.

The primary instructional areas include:

• College Preparatory Mathematics
• General Education Mathematics
• Statistics
• STEM Mathematics courses including Precalculus, Calculus, and Linear Algebra

Early College Opportunities

The College has a significant need for passionate adjunct faculty interested in teaching in our Early College program.

Students enrolled in Early College courses are simultaneously enrolled in their local high school while earning college credit toward certificates and degrees.

Early College faculty generally teach face-to-face between approximately 8:15 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., two to four days per week.

Application Process

Applicants should submit:

• Resume or Curriculum Vitae
• Unofficial transcripts (official transcripts required upon hire)
• Any required licenses or certifications
• Additional discipline-specific documents, if applicable

Please note:

Applications remain active in the applicant pool until the posting is refreshed or closed. Adjunct Pools will typically be refreshed annually. Departments review applicant pools as instructional needs arise.

Employment is contingent upon successful completion of required background investigations, including a criminal history, sex offender registry check, and fingerprint background check consistent with college policy.

The College of Southern Maryland is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to fostering an inclusive learning and working environment. We welcome applications from individuals who will contribute to the College's mission of excellence in teaching, learning, and service.

The adjunct faculty member is responsible for the planning, preparation, presentation, assessment, and evaluation of instruction designed to promote student-centered learning.

Faculty may teach during the day, evening, weekend, online, hybrid, laboratory, clinical, or other assigned instructional locations.

Teaching Responsibilities

Faculty are expected to:

• Plan, organize, and deliver effective instruction.
• Teach assigned courses using approved curriculum and course syllabi.
• Maintain current expertise within the teaching discipline.
• Develop meaningful lessons that support student learning.
• Incorporate appropriate instructional technologies.
• Utilize teaching strategies that address diverse learning styles.
• Foster an engaging, inclusive learning environment.
• Communicate course expectations and grading policies.
• Evaluate student performance and provide timely feedback.
• Meet scheduled classes and communicate any schedule changes promptly.
• Meet individually with students as appropriate to support academic success.

Administrative Responsibilities

Faculty will:

• Submit required course syllabi and instructional materials.
• Maintain accurate attendance and academic records.
• Utilize College instructional technologies and learning management systems.
• Respond to student communications in a timely manner.
• Complete required reports and documentation.
• Participate in required meetings, orientations, and professional development.
• Follow College policies, procedures, and the Faculty Handbook.
• Communicate student concerns to appropriate College personnel when necessary.

Program Improvement

Faculty are encouraged to:

• Participate in curriculum review and assessment activities.
• Recommend instructional materials and equipment.
• Support continuous improvement of courses and programs.
• Maintain professional currency within their discipline.

• Master's degree in mathematics, mathematics education, or related field; OR
• Master's degree with at least 18 graduate credit hours in mathematics
• A Bachelor’s degree in mathematics or mathematics education may be considered as requirements to teach developmental courses only

Preferred Qualifications

• Community college teaching experience
• Online teaching experience
• Experience utilizing digital mathematical learning platforms

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Successful candidates should demonstrate:

• Subject matter expertise.
• Commitment to student success.
• Effective written and oral communication.
• Ability to teach diverse learners.
• Experience using instructional technology.
• Strong organizational and interpersonal skills.
• Professionalism and collaboration.