The Hilbert Blueprint Program has openings for each of its four courses and is seeking qualified adjunct instructors to teach in-person and/or online. BLU 101: Foundations Seminar: This course assists first-semester freshmen in their college transition, placing emphasis on academic skill building, wellness, community and belonging, and the college’s Franciscan mission. BLU 151: Public Speaking: This course helps second-semester freshmen develop their voice through oral communication, with a common learning module on civil dialogue. BLU 201: Service Learning and Civic Engagement: This course, taken in the sophomore year, introduces students to the value of civic engagement and gives them the opportunity to design service projects that support a local community partner. BLU 301: Junior Symposium: This course, taken in the junior year, exposes students to current affairs on a global scale through a team-teaching model that highlights inter-disciplinary perspectives. Requirements/Qualifications: A Master’s degree in Communications, English, History, Political Science, Sociology, or a related field. Prior college teaching experience in a General Education setting is preferred. Appointment/Start Date: Applications will be reviewed each semester as needed. To be considered for one or more of these positions, applicants are required to submit the following:
These documents should be uploaded during the application process. *Hilbert College is able to hire candidates who reside in New York, Florida, Michigan, Wyoming, Ohio and West Virginia. Compensation: $2,500 for in-person undergraduate courses; $1,600 for online undergraduate 7.5 week courses.
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