Adjunct Faculty Pool - Social Sciences, Sociology - Fashion Institute of Technology

Fashion Institute of Technology; New York, Cary (NY, NC); On-site; USD 40,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking adjunct instructors for the Social Sciences department. This role involves teaching various sociology and anthropology courses, such as Introductory Sociology and Cultural Expressions of Non-Western Dress. Successful candidates will prepare engaging course materials, assess student performance, and foster a positive learning environment. This position is ideal for individuals with a master's degree in a relevant field and a passion for education. Join a vibrant academic community where your contributions will inspire and shape future leaders in the field.

Qualifications

• Relevant master's degree or higher in sociology, anthropology, or related fields.
• Prior teaching experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Deliver relevant course material and assess student performance.
• Prepare course materials, grade assignments, and engage students.

Skills

Teaching Experience

Sociology

Anthropology

Course Preparation

Education

Master's Degree in Sociology

Master's Degree in Anthropology

Job description

Location:

New York, NY

Category:

Adjunct

Posted On:

Thu Oct 31 2024

Job Description:

The Social Sciences department is recruiting a pool of applicants for possible adjunct teaching positions. Successful candidates will teach one or more of the following sociology/anthropology courses:

1. Introductory Sociology
2. Clothing and Society
3. Youth Subculture, Identity, and Fashion
4. Cross-Cultural Studies
5. Cultural Expressions of Non-Western Dress and Fashion
6. Cultural Awareness, Design Responsibility, and the Law
7. Sociology of Race and Ethnic Relations

Adjunct instructors deliver relevant course material, assess student performance, and contribute to a positive learning environment. Responsibilities include preparing course materials, grading assignments, and engaging students in discussions. Candidates should have a relevant master's degree or higher in sociology, anthropology, or related fields, along with prior teaching experience preferred.