Adjunct Instructor - Psychology

Waukesha County Technical College; Village of Pewaukee (WI); Hybrid; USD 28,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Waukesha County Technical College (WCTC) invites applications for an adjunct Psychology instructor. The position involves teaching a range of psychology courses, including introductory and developmental psychology, to students in on-campus and online formats.

The candidate must be able to teach during summer, fall, and spring terms and participate in program development and assessment. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong pedagogy, collaboration, and flexibility, contributing to a

Qualifications

• Master’s in Psychology or related field required.
• Two+ years of post-secondary teaching experience as lead instructor.
• Experience with online, hybrid delivery formats.
• Experience with CANVAS or similar LMS.
• Online teaching experience required.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality instruction to a range of program students.
• Integrate technology into teaching of course material.
• Contribute to program development, curriculum design, and program assessment.
• Collaborate with faculty, staff, and students using strong communication and organizational skills.
• Demonstrate a strong foundation in pedagogy.
• Use feedback as a developmental tool for growth around instructional effectiveness and collegiality.
• Able to teach in multiple formats (face-to-face, hybrid, internet).
• Maintain positive relationships within Liberal Arts programs and other occupational programs at WCTC.

Skills

Instructional delivery

Technology integration

Curriculum development

Collaboration

Pedagogy

Feedback & growth

Multi-format teaching

Relationship building

Education

Master’s in Psychology

Tools

Canvas LMS

Job description

The Humanities, Communication, and Social Sciences department seeks an adjunct faculty position in Psychology at WCTC. WCTCis a vibrant and expanding higher education institution dedicated to providing students with a transformative, hands-on educational experience. We are committed to fostering academic excellence for our students, training and nurturing pedagogical skills in faculty, and provide innovation support to empower our students to thrive in an ever-changing world. The School of Arts and Science seeks to be the premier choice in the region for students seeking applied associate degrees as well as transfer degrees. We are seeking dynamic and dedicated adjunct instructors to join our team.

The successful candidate will provide students with a strong foundation in Psychology paired with exceptional teaching skills. The successful candidate will demonstrate the most effective teaching and learning research in lesson planning and content delivery. This candidate will demonstrate collegiality, flexibility, and leadership within the department, school, and college. WCTC offers opportunities for personal and professional growth, a future-focused department team, instructional training, and support in an institution that is thriving.

Under direct supervision of the associate dean, the primary responsibility is providing instruction to students enrolled in a variety of psychology courses. Classes may include (but are not limited to): Psychology of Human Relations, Introduction to Psychology and Developmental Psychology.

Candidate must be able to teach during the WCTC summer session as well as during the fall and spring terms.

Candidate must be able to teach on campus and online.

Pay will vary by course being taught.

• Deliver high-quality instruction to a range of program students
• Integrate technology into teaching of course material
• Contribute to program development, curriculum design, and program assessment
• Collaborate with a variety of faculty, staff, and students using strong communication and organizational skills
• Demonstrate a strong foundation in pedagogy
• Use feedback as a developmental tool for growth around instructional effectiveness and collegiality
• Effective at teaching in multiple formats (face-to-face, hybrid, internet)
• Maintain positive relationships within the Liberal Arts programs and the various occupational programs at WCTC

1. Master’s in Psychology or a related field
2. At least two years of post-secondary teaching experience required as the lead instructor (not TA work)
3. Post-secondary experience in designing, planning, and implementing alternative delivery formats (internet, accelerated, hybrid)
4. Experience in CANVAS or similar learning management system
5. Teaching experience, work experience or experience developing curriculum in the area of international or diversity studies (desired)
6. Online teaching experience required

For more information, please contact Julie Steuber, Associate Dean at [e-mail].