Math Professor — Innovative, Student-Centered Teaching

Bryant & Stratton College; Ridgeland (NY); On-site; USD 43,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

Bryant & Stratton College in Rochester, NY is seeking an Associate Professor to teach Math lectures, providing 15 to 21 instructional hours per week and focusing on evidence-based instruction. The role requires a Master's in Math, prior teaching in adult or community college settings, and availability for weekday classes.

The college offers comprehensive benefits and a strong commitment to student success. Responsibilities include developing rigorous course content, adhering to the college's

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree not listed.
• Masters degree required in Math or related field.
• Experience teaching diverse adults, preferably in community or career colleges.

Responsibilities

• Provide 15–21 instructional hours per week.
• Deliver instruction using evidence-based best practices.
• Plan, facilitate and assess course outcomes and objectives.
• Ensure rigor and align content with program standards.
• Support lifelong learning competencies in each course.
• Maintain positive classroom climate and professional standards.
• Publish and follow a skills assistance schedule.
• Participate in faculty development and meetings.
• Complete administrative duties and essential paperwork.
• Contribute to curriculum monitoring and program development.

Skills

Teaching

Deadline-oriented

Adult education

Weekday classes

Education

Master's degree in Math or related field

Job description

Bryant & Stratton College in Rochester, NY is seeking an Associate Professor to teach Math lectures, providing 15 to 21 instructional hours per week and focusing on evidence-based instruction. The role requires a Master's in Math, prior teaching in adult or community college settings, and availability for weekday classes.

The college offers comprehensive benefits and a strong commitment to student success. Responsibilities include developing rigorous course content, adhering to the college's