Adjunct Faculty, Mathematics (Spring 2026-2027)

Dominican University • Chicago, IL

4d • Onsite

About The Position

Dominican University invites applications for an adjunct faculty member in mathematics. Responsibilities include teaching mathematical concepts for first-year undergraduate students. The start date for the position is January 11, 2027. Adjunct Faculty appointments are per semester and contingent upon enrollment. Instructors are sought for the following courses: MATH 101: Mathematics Academy (4 credits) which includes basic skills in mathematics and intermediate algebra; college algebra content that is not present in the Elementary Mathematical Modeling course. Students work through a sequence of modules, each with a post-assessment to demonstrate proficiency. Students meet in a classroom and bring their computers to work through modules with instructor and peer tutor support. MATH 151: Contemporary Quantitative Mathematics (4 credit hours) introduces fundamental concepts in set theory, logic, probability, and statistics, with applications across multiple disciplines. Students will explore how sets and Venn diagrams model relationships, how symbolic logic and truth tables support reasoning, and how probability and counting principles are used to analyze risk and decision-making. The course examines statistical methods for gathering, interpreting, and presenting data, including measures of central tendency, variability, normal distributions, and correlation. Emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary relevance in cybersecurity, legal studies, health studies, and translation and interpretation. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with mathematical reasoning tools that enhance problem-solving and critical thinking in diverse professional fields.

Requirements

• Master’s degree in Mathematics or a related field.

Nice To Haves

• Demonstrated experience in teaching mathematics courses.

Responsibilities

• Adhering to the university policies, procedures, and university calendar with respect to reporting information to university offices.
• Administering student evaluation and timely and accurately submitting the required paperwork related to instruction, including grades and course evaluations.
• Grading weekly assignments, responding to student emails and phone calls promptly, and providing feedback in a timely manner.
• Preparing course materials, including writing test questions and delivering assignments appropriate to the subject matter.
• Meeting with students and hosting office hours.
• Adhering to the goals and objectives of the course, as guided by the Department Chair.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Part-time
• Career Level: Entry Level