Assistant Professor of Mathematics: Innovative University Teaching

Jefferson Health Plans; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 22,000 - 36,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Tuition assistance

Tuition discounts

Retirement plans

Job summary

Philadelphia University invites applications for a teaching position in mathematics. The successful candidate will teach 12 credits per semester across introductory and advanced levels, within the General Education curriculum and as required by various majors.

The role includes service contributions, course assessment, and regular office hours. Applicants should hold at least a Master’s degree in mathematics or math pedagogy, with 3–4 years of university teaching experience preferred.

Qualifications

• Experience teaching mathematics at the University level is required; 3-4 years’ experience is preferred.
• Candidates’ experience should demonstrate an aptitude to engage in a collaborative teaching and learning environment.
• Strong candidates will demonstrate the ability to apply active student learning pedagogies in the college classroom.

Responsibilities

• Teach 12 credits each semester in mathematics at both introductory and advanced levels.
• Participate in service at the program, college and/or university level, and contribute to course assessment.
• Conduct regular office hours and attend monthly College faculty meetings.

Skills

University teaching

Active learning

Collaborative teaching

Office hours

Education

Master's degree in mathematics

Job description

Philadelphia University invites applications for a teaching position in mathematics. The successful candidate will teach 12 credits per semester across introductory and advanced levels, within the General Education curriculum and as required by various majors.

The role includes service contributions, course assessment, and regular office hours. Applicants should hold at least a Master’s degree in mathematics or math pedagogy, with 3–4 years of university teaching experience preferred.