Part-Time Architecture & Engineering Design Instructor

Utah Valley University; Orem (UT); On-site; USD 8,000 - 16,000; Part time

Job summary

Utah Valley University invites applications for Adjunct Instructor positions to teach architecture and engineering design at both lower and upper division levels on the Main Campus in Orem. Appointments are temporary, part-time and based on needs each semester; courses and load can vary, with 0–3 courses possible.

The role requires delivering designed course materials, following approved syllabi, assessing students, and coordinating with full-time faculty to maintain academic standards.

Qualifications

• Graduation with an Associate of Applied Science in the subject or related area and four years teaching or related experience.

Responsibilities

• Design and teach courses in architecture and engineering design.
• Plan and follow an approved course of study with measurable objectives.
• Prepare instructional materials (outlines, syllabi, exams) and supervise students in classrooms and labs.
• Evaluate instruction using tests and consult with full-time faculty.
• Collaborate with full-time faculty to meet standards and outcomes.
• Maintain a student‑focused approach to education.
• Assist with curriculum tasks and coordinate engaged/service-learning activities as assigned.
• Serve on curriculum committees and attend meetings as assigned.

Skills

Subject matter knowledge

Instructional methods

Student management

English communication

Engaging students

Education

Associate degree in related field

Four years teaching or related experience

Master's degree in related field

Bachelor's degree in related field

One year teaching experience

Two years teaching experience

Job description

Utah Valley University invites applications for Adjunct Instructor positions to teach architecture and engineering design at both lower and upper division levels on the Main Campus in Orem. Appointments are temporary, part-time and based on needs each semester; courses and load can vary, with 0–3 courses possible.

The role requires delivering designed course materials, following approved syllabi, assessing students, and coordinating with full-time faculty to maintain academic standards.