Math & Engineering Instructor

About the Role

The instructor is responsible for delivering mathematics and engineering instruction, including statistics, facilitating student learning and success, and developing curriculum and instructional strategies that align with course competencies and College policies. Instruction will be delivered through multiple modalities: classroom-based, online, hybrid, and off-campus formats. The instructor will incorporate technology and innovative teaching strategies to enhance student engagement and will engage in student recruitment, retention efforts, and outreach activities to support the program.

Responsibilities

• Plan, deliver, and assess instruction across various formats (in-person, online, hybrid, and off-campus).
• Develop and update curricula, select textbooks, track assessment data, and ensure alignment with academic standards.
• Engage in continuous professional development and participate in institutional and academic affairs.
• May be assigned to teach other courses for which qualifications are met.
• Maintain regular office hours and provide academic support to students in person or online.
• Create a supportive learning environment and promote student success through clear communication and effective instructional strategies.
• Support student organizations and activities.
• Actively participate in student recruitment and retention efforts, contribute to marketing initiatives, and cultivate relationships with industry and educational partners, high schools, and the community.
• Maintain strong organizational skills, demonstrate reliability, and communicate effectively with students, faculty, and staff.
• Fulfill other responsibilities as assigned by Dean and Vice President of Academic Affairs.
• Work in various instructional settings, including on-campus, off-site, and online environments. Teaching assignments may include face-to-face instruction at regional centers or other off-campus locations, with classes scheduled during the day or evening as needed.
• Adhere to all NIACC policies and procedures, including the faculty agreement, and maintain a positive attitude and respect for others.

Qualifications

Required

• Master’s degree in Engineering or closely related fields of study with a minimum of 12 credit hours in graduate-level courses in Mathematics, Nanoscience, or Physics.
• At least 6 graduate-level courses must be in Engineering.
• Ability to work in the United States without sponsorship.

Preferred

• Previous collegiate teaching experience, including demonstrated effectiveness in student engagement, curriculum development, and assessment of learning outcomes.
• Commitment to the comprehensive community college philosophy.

Benefits

• Blue Cross/Blue Shield major medical health insurance.
• Eye care, dental, life, and disability insurance.
• Paid sick leave and personal days.
• Choice of IPERS or TIAA retirement plans.
• Variety of additional optional benefits.

Pay

Salary based on education and experience.