Aviation Technology Adjunct — Part-Time Faculty

Sinclair Community College; Dayton (OH); On-site; USD 10,000 - 15,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition waiver for 3 credit hours per‑

Advancement opportunities

Professional development support

STRS pension participation

Work-life balance programs

Faculty mentoring

Job summary

Sinclair College is seeking an Aviation adjunct faculty member for the Dayton campus. The role involves teaching aviation technology courses on a part-time basis, with compensation at $1,016 per credit hour assigned to teach.

The position requires residency in OH, IN, or KY or ability to work within those states, and there are limits on total credit hours per semester. Responsibilities include delivering curriculum, developing syllabi, and evaluating student work while maintaining records and

Qualifications

• Minimum of a bachelor’s degree in Aviation or related field required, OR must meet Tested Experience requirements.
• Five years of experience in the field or college teaching related to the course to be taught, or comparable experience.

Responsibilities

• Teach curriculum developed by the department.
• Plan and organize instruction to maximize student learning.
• Prepare syllabi for all assigned sections per policy.
• Employ appropriate teaching strategies and tech.
• Maintain records and submit final grades by deadlines.
• Ensure confidentiality of student information.

Skills

Teaching

Curriculum planning

Educational technology

Student assessment

Education

Bachelor's degree in Aviation or related field

Tested Experience requirements

Job description

Sinclair College is seeking an Aviation adjunct faculty member for the Dayton campus. The role involves teaching aviation technology courses on a part-time basis, with compensation at $1,016 per credit hour assigned to teach.

The position requires residency in OH, IN, or KY or ability to work within those states, and there are limits on total credit hours per semester. Responsibilities include delivering curriculum, developing syllabi, and evaluating student work while maintaining records and