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Somerset Community College invites applications for a Physical Science Instructor. This position teaches 15 credit hours per semester including Physics and at least one other Physical Science subject area—Chemistry, Geology, and/or Astronomy—as part of the MSSE program.
Emphasis will be placed on majors courses, but non-majors may fill out the remaining hours. Beyond teaching, the successful candidate will mentor MSSE students, participate in faculty development, advising, curriculum
Title: Instructor - Physical Science
Salary Range:$40,980.00
Contract Term Length:10 Months
Standard Hours:37.5
Work Location:On-Site
FLSA Status: Exempt
College: Somerset Community College
Campus Location: Somerset Campus
Department: Mathematics and Natural Sciences
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Somerset Community College invites applications for a Physical Science Instructor. This position is responsible for teaching 15 credit hours per semester including Physics and at least one other Physical Science subject area - Chemistry, Geology, and/or Astronomy, as part of our Math and Science Scholars of Excellence (MSSE) program. Emphasis will be placed on major's courses, but non-major's courses may fill out the remaining credit hours. In addition to the teaching duties, the successful candidate will become a grant mentor for Pre-engineering and Science discipline students associated with MSSE program and will be expected to participate in activities and trips related to such. All instructors are expected to maintain office hours, engage in advising/support, class preparation, curriculum development, assessment, faculty development (in-service, formal coursework, seminars, etc.), external/community service activities, and regularly attend college/departmental meetings.
Master's degree in Physics or related field from a regionally accredited college or university, including at least 18 hours in graduate physics courses.
Master's degree in Physics or Engineering from a regionally accredited college or university with 18 additional graduate hours in physics courses and 18 graduate hours in a second subject area, like Chemistry, Mathematics, or Astronomy.
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