In-person Adjunct Faculty Hiring Physics

Greenville University•Greenville, IL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Greenville University is seeking adjunct faculty to teach on campus Physics courses, including University Physics II and Quantum Mechanics. Adjunct faculty at GU are educators and mentors who invest deeply in students’ academic, professional, and spiritual development. This position supports Greenville’s mission by providing hands on, Christ centered instruction that prepares students for lives of character, service, and calling. Courses may include University Physics II (lecture + lab) and Quantum Mechanics (lecture + lab), depending on qualifications and departmental needs.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Physics or a closely related field.
Demonstrated knowledge of calculus based physics and intermediate quantum mechanics.
Experience teaching or training in academic or professional settings.
Strong communication skills and ability to explain complex concepts clearly.
Commitment to Greenville University’s mission, Christian values, and student mentorship.
Applicants must be authorized to work for ANY employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time.

Nice To Haves

Doctoral degree in Physics or a related discipline.
College level teaching experience, especially in physics or engineering.
Experience teaching laboratory courses or computational physics.
Familiarity with Universal Design for Learning (UDL) or other high impact practices.
Demonstrated ability to support diverse learners.

Responsibilities

Deliver engaging, student centered instruction aligned with course outcomes and GU’s mission.
Prepare lectures, demonstrations, lab activities, and learning materials.
Provide timely feedback and maintain accurate grade records.
Integrate faith and learning where appropriate, modeling Christian character and professional integrity.
Set up, maintain, and safely operate lab equipment and instrumentation.
Guide students through hands on experiments and computational physics activities.
Reinforce safety protocols and proper use of tools and measurement devices.
Collaborate with faculty and lab staff to ensure smooth lab operations.
Hold regular office hours and provide in person academic support.
Foster an inclusive, supportive classroom environment.
Encourage students in their academic, professional, and personal growth.
Communicate effectively with the department chair and course coordinators.
Participate in required training, orientation, or assessment activities.
Uphold institutional policies, academic integrity, and safety standards.