Adjunct – First Year Writing/College Composition (On Campus Applicant Pool)

Husson University•Bangor, ME

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The College of Science and Humanities at Husson University invites applications for a pool of part-time adjunct instructors to teach courses in writing, communication, literature, and related areas. Husson serves a diverse student population preparing for careers in healthcare, business, science, technology, and the professions, and we seek instructors who are committed to helping students develop effective communication and critical thinking skills. This posting will remain open for up to one year to build a pool of qualified candidates who may be considered for future teaching and/or course development opportunities as needs arise.

Requirements

An earned Master's degree or higher in English, Rhetoric and Composition, Writing Studies, Communication, Literature, Professional Writing, Technical Communication, or a closely related field.
Prior experience with classroom instruction and higher education.
Effective communication skills to convey subject matter clearly.
Strong organizational and time management skills.
Commitment to providing innovative and engaging education.

Nice To Haves

PhD preferred

Responsibilities

Teach First-Year Writing courses, focusing on developing students' abilities as academic writers, readers, and critical thinkers. Guide students through writing processes that include analysis, argumentation, research, revision, and effective communication for academic and professional contexts.
Teach Communication courses, which may include Public Speaking, Professional Communication, and Interpersonal Communication. Help students develop oral, interpersonal, and workplace communication skills relevant to academic, professional, and community settings.
Teach Writing in the Health Professions courses, focusing on professional and research-based communication in healthcare settings. Topics may include APA style, evidence-based writing, public health communication, workplace communication, and communication with professional and public audiences.
Teach English Literature courses, which may include surveys of British, American, World, or thematic literature, depending on departmental needs and instructor expertise.