ASL Adjunct Faculty: Part-Time Teaching Excellence

Cuyahoga Community College; Highland Hills (OH); On-site; USD 1,000 - 2,000; Part time

Job summary

Cuyahoga Community College seeks an adjunct ASL faculty member to prepare and deliver ASL courses, create syllabi and materials, and assess student work. The role requires teaching ASL or ASL interpreting with strong communication and organizational skills.

Applicants should have a Master’s degree in ASL or related field with ASL coursework, or ASLTA/RID certification, and demonstrate native or near-native ASL fluency. Adjunct status requires Ohio residency and onsite availability as needed.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in ASL or related field with 18 graduate hours in ASL or ASL interpreting.
• Minimum 1 year teaching experience in ASL or ASL interpreting.
• ASLTA or RID certification.
• Bachelor’s degree in ASL, ASL interpreting, or related field.
• ASLPI rating 4 or 5 (Level 3 may be considered).
• SLPI Advanced level; Advanced Plus considered.
• Native or near-native fluency in ASL.
• Understanding of ASL grammar and structure.
• Commitment to professional development.
• Active professional memberships.

Responsibilities

• Prepares and delivers learning activities to achieve course outcomes.
• Prepares course materials such as syllabi, homework, and handouts.
• Evaluates and grades student work and examinations.
• Maintains and submits attendance records and grades by deadlines.
• Be available to students for coaching.
• Periodic meetings with supervisors and college stakeholders.

Skills

ASL instruction

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Education

Master's degree in ASL

Master’s in related field with ASL coursework

ASLTA or RID certification

Bachelor’s in ASL/ASL interpreting

ASLPI 4 or 5

SLPI Advanced

Native or near-native fluency in ASL

Membership in ASLTA/RID/CIT

Adv. Microsoft Office

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

Cuyahoga Community College seeks an adjunct ASL faculty member to prepare and deliver ASL courses, create syllabi and materials, and assess student work. The role requires teaching ASL or ASL interpreting with strong communication and organizational skills.

Applicants should have a Master’s degree in ASL or related field with ASL coursework, or ASLTA/RID certification, and demonstrate native or near-native ASL fluency. Adjunct status requires Ohio residency and onsite availability as needed.