Vising Assistant Professor, Chemistry

Hilbert College•Hamburg, NY

9d•$55,000 - $55,000

About The Position

The Natural and Behavioral Sciences division seeks qualified candidates for a Visiting Assistant Professor in Chemistry to teach 4 courses in Fall 2026 and 4 courses in Spring 2027. Teaching responsibilities include introductory and general chemistry, organic chemistry, and biochemistry. The successful candidate may be required to teach courses outside the major in support of the college’s general education program.

Requirements

Demonstrated commitment to teaching and learning.
Proficient computer skills and the ability to deliver instruction in a variety of learning management platforms, such as Blackboard.
Mentoring undergraduate student research.
Strong and empathetic communication skills and strong collaboration skills.
Ability to establish and maintain cooperative and effective working relationships with other members of the college and community, displaying cultural competence and emotional intelligence.
Demonstrated commitment to the college's core Franciscan values.
A master’s degree in chemistry or a related field is required.
1-3 years of demonstrated teaching experience at the undergraduate level.
Experience in mentoring undergraduate research.
For full consideration, an applicant must submit the following materials. A cover letter clearly stating the interest and teaching experience. A curriculum vitae highlighting the candidate’s educational background and professional experiences. A teaching philosophy statement. Full contact information for three professional references.

Nice To Haves

A Ph.D. is preferred but not required.
Doctoral ABD candidates are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

Teach undergraduate-level courses, including College Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry, and associated labs.
Make appropriate preparations for the semester, including syllabus preparation, textbook adoptions, preparation of lectures, preparation of tests and assignments as needed/appropriate, course material revision when needed, and provision of measurable objectives for student performance.
Communicate effectively with students inside and outside of class.
Participate in the development of program and course level assessment protocols, curricular planning, and academic advisement of students in the program.
Work collaboratively in the division that serves several majors and minors.
Represent divisional programs to support admissions events, such as Open House and campus tours.
Engage in developing collaborations and networks of support across the campus, and with programs at other institutions.
Maintain office hours, attend divisional and faculty senate meetings, and serve on divisional and college committees.
Stay current in the field of expertise.
Perform other teaching and divisional responsibilities as assigned by the Chair.