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The University of the Virgin Islands, College of Science and Mathematics is seeking part-time faculty to teach introductory courses and laboratory sections in Biology, Marine Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, and Engineering.
Location: St. Thomas. This position offers part-time employment with opportunities to teach undergraduate courses and lab sections. ADA accommodations available upon request during the application process.
The University of the Virgin Islands, College of Science and Mathematics is seeking part-time faculty to teach introductory courses and laboratory sections in Biology, Marine Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, and Engineering.
Master’s Degree or higher in appropriate discipline and teaching experience at the undergraduate level.
PhD degree in Biology, Marine Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, Engineering or a Related discipline. Teaching experience at the undergraduate level.
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Posting Number F249
Location
Location St. Thomas
Position Type
Position Type Part Time
Number of Vacancies- part time
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Special Instructions to Applicant
Email is the preferred method of communicating with applicants at the University of Virgin Islands. You will be required to supply your email address during the application process. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT ( ADA ) ACCOMMODATION : In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, anyone who needs an ADA accommodation for the purposes of employment should contact the Human Resources Office at (340)693-1410. For information about relocating to the US Virgin Islands, please visit the Virgin Islands Moving Center at: www.vimovingcenter.com
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Internal or Externally Advertised? External
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