Economics Adjunct — Flexible Part-Time Teaching & Tuition Benefits

Lone Star College; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 66,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

Lone Star College seeks an adjunct Economics faculty member to teach courses at multiple times and locations in the Houston area. The role focuses on delivering clear instruction and fostering student learning in line with the college's mission.

Responsibilities include developing engaging lessons, using syllabi per institutional guidelines, advising students, and evaluating progress. Part-time eligibility requires a Master's in Economics or 18 graduate hours, with a maximum of five courses per

Qualifications

• Mastery of course content in economics.
• Leadership and collaboration across teams.
• Excellent oral and written communication.
• Open-minded and able to view multiple perspectives.
• Interest in interdisciplinary teaching and learning technologies.

Responsibilities

• Teaches Economics courses at a variety of times and locations.
• Creates engaging lessons that promote student involvement and application.
• Submits required college reports and forms in a timely manner.
• Follows course syllabi and institutional guidelines.
• Advises students before/after class or by appointment.
• Evaluates student progress and informs them of outcomes.
• Maintains professional relationships with students and colleagues.
• Attends meetings, trainings, and orientations as required.
• Handles other duties as assigned.

Skills

Economics mastery

Leadership

Communication skills

Interdisciplinary teaching

Student engagement

Education

Economics master's degree

Job description

Lone Star College seeks an adjunct Economics faculty member to teach courses at multiple times and locations in the Houston area. The role focuses on delivering clear instruction and fostering student learning in line with the college's mission.

Responsibilities include developing engaging lessons, using syllabi per institutional guidelines, advising students, and evaluating progress. Part-time eligibility requires a Master's in Economics or 18 graduate hours, with a maximum of five courses per