Legal Studies Assistant Professor & Program Coordinator

CT State Community College; Waterbury (CT); On-site; USD 68,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous leave policies

Retirement plan options

Health insurance options

Tuition reimbursement (if applicable)

Job summary

CT State Community College in Waterbury, CT, invites applications for an Assistant Professor, Program Coordinator. The role combines teaching thirty credits annually across assigned discipline with program coordination duties.

You will teach in lecture, hybrid, and online formats, participate in curriculum development, accreditation activities, and build partnerships with local employers. A Master’s in Legal Studies and four years of college teaching experience are required, along with strong

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Legal Studies or related discipline.
• Four years of college teaching experience (96+ credits).
• Ability to work with diverse backgrounds and strong communication skills.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.

Responsibilities

• Teach thirty (30) credit hours per academic year across assigned courses.
• Deliver courses in lecture, hybrid, and online formats; manage syllabi and reading lists.
• Engage in program reviews, curriculum development, and accreditation activities.
• Assist with program coordination tasks: advising, scheduling, and partnering with employers.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Oral communication

Written communication

Diversity & inclusion

Education

Master’s degree in Legal Studies

Tools

Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams)

Blackboard

Job description

CT State Community College in Waterbury, CT, invites applications for an Assistant Professor, Program Coordinator. The role combines teaching thirty credits annually across assigned discipline with program coordination duties.

You will teach in lecture, hybrid, and online formats, participate in curriculum development, accreditation activities, and build partnerships with local employers. A Master’s in Legal Studies and four years of college teaching experience are required, along with strong