Adjunct Instructor of Physics

About the role

Carroll University seeks to hire Adjunct Instructors of Physics for Spring 2027. Candidates should indicate the course(s) and section(s) they are interested and available to teach in the application's additional comments field and/or cover letter.

Courses

• PHY 101L | Introductory Physics I Laboratory
  • Lab component for PHY101, the first course of a non-calculus based two-course sequence in the basic principles of physics covering mechanics, thermal physics, and fluids.
  • Section C: 12:00 p.m. – 1:50 p.m. | Tuesdays | On Campus
  • Term: Spring 2027 (January 19 – May 4)
• PHY 102L | Introductory Physics II Laboratory
  • Lab component for PHY102, the second course of a non-calculus based two-course sequence in the basic principles of physics including wave motion (oscillations, waves, and sound), light and optics, and electromagnetism.
  • Section C: 12:00 p.m. – 1:50 p.m. | Thursdays | On Campus
  • Term: Spring 2027 (January 19 – May 4)

Qualifications

• A degree in Physics or related field.
• Graduate degree preferred (M.S. or Ph.D.).
• Official transcripts due upon hire.

About Carroll University

Founded in 1846, Carroll University is an independent, co-educational comprehensive university grounded in the liberal arts tradition. The Pioneer Core general education curriculum has a strong emphasis on developing intercultural awareness, including cross-cultural immersion experiences. Carroll University is located in suburban Waukesha, 16 miles west of Milwaukee and 60 miles east of Madison. The University serves approximately 3,500 students. The University, though intentionally ecumenical and non-sectarian in approach, is related to the Presbyterian Church, USA. Candidates must be willing and able to support and advance the University mission.

The College of Arts and Sciences

The College of Arts and Sciences offers undergraduate and graduate programs through seven departments: Communication and Sociology; Computational and Physical Sciences; English, Modern Languages and Philosophy; History, Political Sciences and Religious Studies; Life Sciences; and Visual and Performing Arts.