Adjunct – Exercise Science (On Campus Applicant Pool)

This posting will remain open for up to one year to build a pool of qualified candidates who may be considered for future part-time adjunct teaching opportunities in the Exercise Science program at Husson University’s Bangor campus. Assignments may include day or evening courses.

About the program

The Exercise Science program prepares students for careers and advanced study in exercise physiology, strength and conditioning, health promotion, rehabilitation, allied health professions, and related fields. We seek educators who are committed to student-centered teaching and helping students develop the scientific knowledge, practical skills, and professional competencies necessary to promote health, fitness, performance, and wellbeing.

Example of duties

• Principles of Strength and Cardiovascular Conditioning – Courses focused on the scientific principles and practical application of exercise programming for muscular strength, endurance, cardiovascular fitness, and overall physical performance.
• Prevention and Management of Chronic Disease – Courses examining the role of physical activity, exercise, and lifestyle interventions in the prevention and management of chronic health conditions.
• Exercise Physiology – Courses exploring the physiological responses and adaptations to exercise, including cardiovascular, respiratory, metabolic, and neuromuscular function.
• Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription – Courses focused on evaluating health-related fitness and designing individualized exercise programs for diverse populations.
• Health Promotion and Wellness – Courses examining strategies for improving health behaviors, wellness, and quality of life through physical activity and lifestyle interventions.
• Strength and Conditioning – Courses addressing evidence-based approaches to athletic performance enhancement, program design, and training methodologies.
• Personal Fitness – Courses aligned with faculty expertise and departmental needs within exercise science and related disciplines.

Additional teaching opportunities may arise within the Exercise Science curriculum. Applicants are encouraged to indicate areas of expertise, teaching interests, certifications, and professional experience.

Qualifications

• An earned Master's degree in Exercise Science, Exercise Physiology, Kinesiology, Athletic Training, Health Sciences, or a closely related discipline is required.
• A PhD or other terminal degree in a related field is preferred. ABD candidates may be considered.
• Experience working in the health, fitness, strength and conditioning, rehabilitation, or wellness fields is preferred.
• Professional certifications such as ACSM, NSCA, NASM, or related credentials are desirable.
• Successful college-level teaching experience is preferred.
• Demonstrated ability to communicate scientific and applied concepts effectively to undergraduate students.
• Commitment to providing engaging, inclusive, and student-centered instruction.
• Strong organizational, interpersonal, and time-management skills.
• Ability to connect classroom learning with professional practice in exercise science and health promotion.

Physical requirements and working conditions

General Physical Requirements
Work is generally performed in a classroom, laboratory, clinical, online, office, or other instructional setting. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position.

Physical Activities
The essential functions of this position may require the ability to:

• Move about instructional, laboratory, clinical, office, or campus environments.
• Remain in a stationary position for extended periods while teaching, presenting, meeting with students, or performing related duties.
• Occasionally move, transport, or position instructional materials and equipment.

Visual Requirements
Must be able to read, prepare, evaluate, and review a variety of materials in both electronic and printed formats, and observe student activities as necessary to perform the essential functions of the position.

Working Conditions
Work is performed primarily in instructional, laboratory, clinical, office, or remote learning environments, depending on course assignment and modality. The position may require evening, weekend, or off-site instructional activities.

Pay

• Undergraduate Courses
  Master's Prepared: Up to $933.33 per credit hour
  Doctoral or Equivalent Prepared: Up to $1,016.67 per credit hour
• Graduate Courses
  Master's Prepared: Up to $1,016.67 per credit hour
  Doctoral or Equivalent Prepared: Up to $1,100.00 per credit hour
• Lab Sections (Undergraduate)
  Master's Prepared: $1,150.00 per credit hour
  Doctoral or Equivalent Prepared: $1,250.00 per credit hour

*Compensation is dependent upon the number of students enrolled in the assigned course.