5 faculty or adjunct instructor jobs found in Bismarck, ND

Summary of Duties: • Instructs students based upon the master course schedule, degree plans, and curricula approved by the Curriculum Committee and the Vice President of Academic Affairs for the respective program. • Teach a maximum of thirty (30) credits per academic year (fall/spring). • Designs, develops and provides instruction to students through various delivery methods, including classroom/laboratory instruction, online learning, and learning community activities. • Adheres to the course cancellation policy as stated in the UTTC Faculty Handbook. • Develops culturally responsive curricula, lesson plans and other postsecondary coursework materials that identify student competencies and meet industry employment standards. • Updates and uploads course syllabi on a semester basis to WIDS. • Monitors and reports student attendance and academic progress in the Jenzabar system on a weekly basis throughout the semester, as well as using Early Alert interventions that ensure...

Summary of Duties: • Instructs students based upon the master course schedule, degree plans, and curricula approved by the Curriculum Committee and the Vice President of Academic Affairs for the respective program. • Teach a minimum of thirty (30) credits per academic year (fall/spring). • Designs, develops, and provides instruction to students through various delivery methods, including classroom/laboratory instruction, online learning, and learning community activities. • Adheres to the course cancellation policy as stated in the UTTC Faculty Handbook. • Develops culturally responsive curricula, lesson plans and other postsecondary coursework materials that identify student competencies and meet industry employment standards. • Updates and uploads course syllabi on a semester basis to WIDS. • Monitors and reports student attendance and academic progress in the Jenzabar system on a weekly basis throughout the semester, as well as using Early Alert interventions that ensure...

Summary of Duties: • Develop and deliver engaging and comprehensive undergraduate wildlife biology courses (Introduction to Wildlife and Fisheries Biology, Conservation Biology, Wildlife Management, etc.) following approved curricula. • Plan, organize, and supervise laboratory sessions, providing clear instructions for a safe and interactive learning environment. • Incorporate diverse teaching methods, including multimedia presentations and interactive activities, to cater to different learning styles and enhance student comprehension. • Contribute to curriculum development, ensuring alignment with state and industry standards while integrating culturally responsive content. • Encourage and involve students in research initiatives, fostering a collaborative environment supporting active participation and contributions to ongoing projects. • Maintain a successful research program supported by external funding, actively engaging in grant writing and management to sustain research...

QUALIFICATIONS:                         Minimum of a Master’s degree from a regionally accredited institution with a major in MATH or a Master’s degree and 18 specific graduate credits in Math. SUMMARY OF JOB DUTIES & RESPONSIBLITIES : Provide effective instruction to facilitate student learning. Develop course curricula and syllabi (using the institutional template) by established deadlines. Participate in program and course-level learning assessment; articulating learning outcomes, evaluating student performance, and implementing changes to improve student learning each semester. Work with Student Services staff to provide the best support for our students. Select textbook and/or online educational resources to meet instructional and learning outcomes. Be available to, and communicate with, students during...

Annual Salary: $52,000 - $65,000                          Supervisor:    Academic Dean Time Commitment:  40 Hours/Week (Full-Time); 12 Month Appointment; In-Person (On Campus) Opening Date:    January 5, 2026                            Closing Date:  Until Filled QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum of a Master’s degree from a regionally accredited institution with a major in Natural Resources or a Master’s degree and 18 specific graduate credits in Natural Resources or a related field. Depending on the successful candidate’s disciplinary focus area, strengths, and the curricular needs of the College, courses could include options such as Ecology, Environmental Issues, Environmental Sampling, Geology, Soil Science, Wildlife...