In-Person Accounting Lecturer II — CPA, 12-Month Faculty

Ocean County College; Toms River (NJ); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Ocean County College in Tom's River, NJ seeks a College Lecturer II to teach 36 credit hours annually (15 fall, 15 spring, 6 summer) and to participate in faculty evaluation, program assessment, and strategic planning. The role emphasizes student success, accreditation support, advising, and committee work.

Requirements include a Master’s Degree in Accounting (or related master’s with relevant credits) and multiple years of teaching or community college experience, plus CPA licensure and

Qualifications

• Master’s Degree in Accounting or equivalent graduate credentials.
• Two years of full-time teaching experience or six semesters part-time at college level.
• Experience teaching in diverse environments with varied student backgrounds.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Experience with distance learning or instructional technology.
• Experience evaluating teaching effectiveness and supervising subordinates.
• Experience teaching in a community college environment.
• Current CPA license.

Responsibilities

• Teaches 36 credit hours annually: 15 in fall and 15 in spring, 6 in summer.
• Conducts classroom observations and evaluates faculty for hiring, promotions, and renewals.
• Performs academic assessments to develop or improve programs and discontinue obsolete ones.
• Contributes to student success via strategic planning, accreditation, orientation, advising, commencement, and committee activities.
• Contributes to related projects and initiatives.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Diversity experience

Distance learning

Instructional supervision

Education

Master's Degree in Accounting

Master’s degree with 18 graduate credits in discipline

Master’s in a different field with 5+ years related experience or licensure

Job description

Ocean County College in Tom's River, NJ seeks a College Lecturer II to teach 36 credit hours annually (15 fall, 15 spring, 6 summer) and to participate in faculty evaluation, program assessment, and strategic planning. The role emphasizes student success, accreditation support, advising, and committee work.

Requirements include a Master’s Degree in Accounting (or related master’s with relevant credits) and multiple years of teaching or community college experience, plus CPA licensure and