Adjunct Professor of Mathematics

Adjunct Professor of Mathematics

The College of Science and Mathematics at Charleston Southern University invites applications for a Part-Time Adjunct Professor in the Mathematics Program. Part-time adjuncts are contracted term-by-term based on course/section need and availability. Charleston Southern seeks candidates who are professing Christians, committed to excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service. They should support the goals of a strong liberal arts education and be willing to explore with students the integration of faith and learning.

Primary duties include conducting lecture classes, grading assignments and tests, classroom management, and submitting data on time as required by the institution (attendance, grades, etc.). The adjunct instructor would most likely teach an on-ground late afternoon/early evening course for 3 hours 1 day per week. For certain courses, hybrid delivery may also be an option.

This position requires a master's degree in Mathematics, Math Education, or closely related field, with 18+ credit hours of graduate-level mathematics courses. Preference will be given to candidates with experience teaching lower level and developmental mathematics.

To apply, please complete the online application below and attach a cover letter and curriculum vitae. Entering untrue or inaccurate information will result in disqualification for consideration of vacant positions, or subsequent termination after hire. This position will remain open until filled. By completing this application, you are giving Charleston Southern University the authority to contact any person, educational institution, current or former employer, or company to disclose in good faith any information they may have regarding your qualifications and fitness for employment including, but not limited to, those you have listed in your application materials. Prior to a final offer of employment, the selected candidate will be required to submit to a background check including, but not limited to, employment verification, educational and other credential verification, criminal background check and reference check. Applicants who will drive for the University will be required to complete a background check on their driving record. Review of credentials will begin immediately. Minority candidates are encouraged to apply. For additional information contact Dr. Denise Dawson.

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