Chemistry Adjunct Instructor

Reading Area Community College; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

Le Reading Area Community College recherche un instructeur adjoint en chimie à temps partiel pour enseigner le cours Principes de Chimie. Le poste implique d'introduire les étudiants aux concepts fondamentaux de la chimie dans un cadre de classe de jour ou de soir. Les candidats doivent avoir un diplôme de maîtrise et de préférence une expérience d'enseignement collégial.

Qualifications

• Mastère en chimie ou domaine connexe requis.
• Expérience d'enseignement au niveau collégial souhaitée.

Responsibilities

• Enseigner les concepts de base de la chimie aux étudiants.
• Intégration d'une expérience de laboratoire avec des cours magistraux.

Education

Master's Degree in Chemistry or related discipline

Job description

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Please indicate the job code ADJ-CHE-120 in the subjectline of your email.

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Title: Chemistry Adjunct Instructor

06/13/2025

Apply by date: Open Until Filled

Application status: Accepting Applications

Position type: Part-time

$950 per credit hour

Our STEM Division has a Part-Time (Adjunct) Chemistry Instructor position for Daytime and Evening Time Classes.

Principles of Chemistry (CHE 120) introduces students to the basic concepts and principles of chemistry. It is suitable for students who have had little, if any, instruction in chemistry.

Topics include measurement and unit conversions, physical and chemical properties, states of matter and energy, atomic structure, chemical periodicity, chemical nomenclature, chemical bonds, Lewis structures and molecular shapes, chemical reactions, the mole concept and stoichiometry, properties of gases, acid–base solutions, and the pH concept. The course provides an integrated lecture and laboratory experience.

Candidates must possess a Master's Degree or higher in Chemistry or a related discipline. College-level teaching experience is preferred.