Assistant Professor ACCT

CHESS•Santa Fe, NM

10d•$55,430 - $60,930•Onsite

About The Position

The Assistant Professor of Accounting teaches up to 15 pay hours each semester, for 30 pay hours per year, and performs instructional duties in classroom, online, and other learning environments. The role includes designing course assignments and assessments, grading and tracking student work, assessing student placement, maintaining office hours, advising students in Accounting and related areas, and supporting student conferences. The faculty member also mentors and observes faculty, including adjunct faculty, and helps manage student internships and co-ops. The position contributes to curriculum development and assessment, maintains course materials and student records, integrates technology and diversity into instruction, and participates in department, School, college-wide, and committee activities. The faculty member supports the mission of SFCC and the School of Business and Professional Studies, promotes programs within the college and community, and builds relationships with Santa Fe-area businesses and related industries. The expected start is Spring 2027. The position is onsite in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and typically follows an 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., Monday–Friday schedule, with possible after-hours and weekend work.

Requirements

Master's degree in Accounting, Business Administration, Taxation, or a related field, including at least 18 graduate credits in Accounting; alternatively, a graduate degree and CPA with five years of Accounting experience.
Five years of experience in an Accounting-related field, including two years of teaching experience in a post-secondary setting.
Current and demonstrated knowledge of applicable course content.
Knowledge of current teaching methodologies and practices, including cooperative learning, service-learning, and traditional and alternative assessment.
Knowledge of online and blended course delivery, diverse learning styles, evaluation methodologies, record keeping, and curriculum design and planning.
Strong oral and written communication skills.
Skills in problem solving, time management, computer use, listening, and critical thinking.
Sensitivity to and understanding of diverse academic, socioeconomic, cultural, special-needs, and ethnic backgrounds of college students.
Ability to communicate information and ideas clearly and to work with students with learning differences and disabilities.
Commitment to serving a diverse college community and supporting SFCC's mission.

Nice To Haves

Experience in curriculum development, online and technology-enriched teaching, and student advising.
Experience mentoring teachers and a strong record of continuing professional development.
Experience teaching in a multicultural setting.

Responsibilities

Teach up to 15 pay hours each semester in fall and spring, totaling 30 pay hours per year.
Provide classroom and online instruction in Accounting and conduct classes according to approved syllabi.
Create and maintain effective, student-centered learning environments.
Design course assignments, assessments, curriculum, and assessment instruments using multiple assessment techniques.
Grade and track student work, assess student placement, and maintain records of grades, coursework, degree plans, and graduation petitions.
Advise students on academic achievement and learning goals, and assist with enrollment, registration, and navigating college systems.
Refer students to Counseling/Accessibility Services and the Tutoring Center as appropriate.
Explain course content, requirements, grading procedures, and attendance policies to students.
Maintain and submit current course outlines, syllabi, assessment materials, and required reports by deadlines.
Maintain an approved schedule of office hours and meet with students.
Participate in curriculum development and keep abreast of professional education developments to improve instruction.
Integrate appropriate technology and diversity throughout the curriculum.
Develop and select teaching and assessment materials for faculty, and assist in selecting textbooks and other instructional materials.
Participate in faculty, department, School, college-wide, and other meetings and functions; serve on committees; and support college activities.
Promote the program within SFCC and in the community, including working with the Office of Recruitment and Outreach to promote SFCC programs.
Serve as coordinator of the program advisory committee.
Build relationships with Santa Fe-area businesses and related industries to develop career paths initiatives, internships, and workforce development.
Manage student internships and/or co-ops.
Mentor and observe faculty, including adjunct faculty, and assist with student conferences.
Collaborate with faculty and staff across the School and college and assume special duties assigned by the Dean, Associate Dean, or designated representatives.