Adjunct Faculty - Advanced Manufacturing Technology

Adjunct faculty may be assigned a maximum workload of 24 contact hours or equivalent per academic year (i.e., fall and spring semesters). Classes within the program are offered in daytime, evening, and/or online modalities based on student demand.

Experience Requirements:

The equivalent of one (1) years'' full-time, non-teaching, work experience (2,000 hrs) in a related field.

Preferred Experience:

The equivalent of 2.5 years'' full-time, non-teaching work experience (5,000 hrs) in a related field.

Education Requirements:

Bachelor''s degree in manufacturing, engineering, or related field.

Job Description:

Deliver course content that aligns with the college's curriculum standards and student learning outcomes.

Develop course syllabi, assignments, and assessments that reflect current industry practices and ensure course outcomes are met.

Foster an inclusive and engaging learning environment that accommodates diverse learning styles and promotes student success.

Use technology and other resources to enhance course delivery and student engagement, including online, hybrid, or face-to-face modalities.

Maintain accurate records of student's progress and grades.

Must adhere to mid-term verification and final grade posting deadlines.

Adhere to institutional policies and procedures, including those related to academic integrity and accessibility.

Must be comfortable teaching theory and methods in manufacturing processes, including, but not limited to safety, quality assurance, blueprint/engineering drawing reading, and metrology concepts along with knowledge of precision (and non-precision) measuring tools.

Demonstrate procedures and prepare students for possible industry-related certifications.

Courses to be taught:

MFT102: Introduction To Manufacturing and Safety

MFT104: Quality And Measurement

MFT108: Manufacturing Processes

MFT132: Dimensional Metrology

MFT140: Quality Assurance

Job Description:

Deliver course content that aligns with the college's curriculum standards and student learning outcomes.

Develop course syllabi, assignments, and assessments that reflect current industry practices and ensure course outcomes are met.

Foster an inclusive and engaging learning environment that accommodates diverse learning styles and promotes student success.

Use technology and other resources to enhance course delivery and student engagement, including online, hybrid, or face-to-face modalities.

Maintain accurate records of student's progress and grades.

Must adhere to mid-term verification and final grade posting deadlines.

Adhere to institutional policies and procedures, including those related to academic integrity and accessibility.

Must be comfortable teaching theory and methods in manufacturing processes, including, but not limited to safety, quality assurance, blueprint/engineering drawing reading, and metrology concepts along with knowledge of precision (and non-precision) measuring tools.

Demonstrate procedures and prepare students for possible industry-related certifications.

Courses to be taught:

MFT102: Introduction To Manufacturing and Safety

MFT104: Quality And Measurement

MFT108: Manufacturing Processes

MFT132: Dimensional Metrology

MFT140: Quality Assurance