Adjunct Professor - Bowie State University Prison Education Program

Position Title Adjunct Professor - Bowie State University Prison EducationProgram Rank Instructor 9101 Desired Start Date 01/29/2024 Duties & Responsibilities As an Adjunct Professor inthe Bowie State University Prison Education Program, you will havethe unique opportunity to make a significant impact on the lives ofincarcerated students. Your responsibilities will include: Course Instruction: Deliver high-quality instruction toincarcerated students in various academic subjects, including butnot limited to sociology, English composition, arts and humanities,social and behavioral sciences, natural sciences, mathematics,technology, and health and wellness. Curriculum Development: Develop course materials andsyllabi that align with the academic requirements of the programand meet the needs of diverse learners. Adapt teaching strategiesto the correctional environment. Student Engagement: Foster a positive and inclusivelearning environment that encourages active participation, criticalthinking, and intellectual growth among incarcerated students. Assessment: Assess student learning through assignments,exams, and projects, providing timely feedback and support forimprovement. Mentoring: Serve as an academic mentor and advisor toincarcerated students, guiding them in their educational journeysand helping them navigate academic challenges. Compliance: Ensure that all instructional activitiescomply with the policies and regulations of the correctionalfacility and Bowie State University. Minimum Qualifications Education A Masters degree in the respective field (or closelyrelated). A Doctoral degree in the respective field (or closely related)is preferred. Experience Experience working at an HBCU, with historicallymarginalized/disenfranchised groups and/or incarcerated students ispreferred. Knowledge Skills and Abilities Demonstrated expertise and competence in the subject area. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Commitment to Commute This position requires a strongcommitment to commuting to the correctional facility where courseswill be held. You will be an essential part of bringing educationto incarcerated individuals, and your willingness to work withinthe correctional facility’s environment is crucial to the successof the program. Applicant Documents Required Documents Cover Letter/Letter of Application Letter of Reference 1 Letter of Reference 2 Curriculum Vitae Optional Documents Teaching Philosophy LinkedIn Profile #J-18808-Ljbffr The Chronicle Of Higher Education, Inc.