Astronomy Instructor — Flexible Hours, Tuition Waiver

Washtenaw Community College,; United States; On-site; USD 82,000 - 116,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition waiver

Retirement options

Flexible schedules

Discounts at Health & Fitness Center

Bookstore discounts

Job summary

Washtenaw Community College invites applications for a part-time faculty position in astronomy/space science. The successful candidate will teach on-campus courses, prepare lessons, and assess student progress, using a range of learning experiences and materials to meet course objectives.

S/he should hold a master’s degree in astronomy, astrophysics, physics, or space science (or related field with 18 graduate credits) and be available mornings, afternoons, or evenings.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in astronomy, astrophysics, physics, or space science, or related field with 18 graduate credits in the above disciplines.
• Recent, successful post-secondary teaching experience in astronomy courses.
• Morning, afternoon, or evening availability to teach on campus two or more days per week.

Responsibilities

• Prepare for and instruct assigned course(s) to meet course objectives and program goals.
• Adhere to course syllabus and assess student achievement.
• Evaluate student progress through exams and day-to-day evaluation.
• Grade assignments in a timely manner and return to students with feedback.
• Support student success through guidance and advising as needed.
• Participate in professional activities and data collection for curriculum development.
• Maintain current professional knowledge and compliance with institutional policies.

Skills

Teaching experience

On-campus teaching

Evening availability

Education

Master’s degree in astronomy/astrophysics/physics/space science

Job description

Washtenaw Community College invites applications for a part-time faculty position in astronomy/space science. The successful candidate will teach on-campus courses, prepare lessons, and assess student progress, using a range of learning experiences and materials to meet course objectives.

S/he should hold a master’s degree in astronomy, astrophysics, physics, or space science (or related field with 18 graduate credits) and be available mornings, afternoons, or evenings.