Adjunct Instructor, Political Science

Adjunct Instructor, Political Science - Develop and deliver course content for assigned political science courses, including syllabi, instructional materials, assignments, and assessments, in alignment with approved curricula and learning outcomes. - Facilitate engaging and effective instruction using appropriate delivery methods (online, hybrid, or face-to-face), incorporating lectures, discussions, and interactive learning activities. - Create and maintain an inclusive learning environment that encourages student participation, critical thinking, and respectful academic discourse. - Design, administer, and evaluate assessments to measure student learning and academic progress, providing timely and constructive feedback. - Maintain regular communication with students through scheduled office hours, electronic communication, and learning management systems. - Utilize learning management systems and instructional technologies to deliver course materials, track student progress, and support instructional objectives. - Adhere to institutional policies, academic standards, and accreditation requirements, including recordkeeping, grading deadlines, and FERPA compliance. - Other related duties, as assigned - Doctoral degree (Ph.D. or ABD) in Political Science or a closely related discipline. - Two (2) years’ of experience at the collegiate level. - Experience teaching online or hybrid courses. - Knowledge of core political science principles relevant to assigned courses, including American government, political theory, comparative politics, international relations, and public policy. - Knowledge of effective instructional strategies for higher education, including online or hybrid course delivery and student engagement techniques. - Demonstrated knowledge of political science principles relevant to assigned courses (e.g., American government, political theory, comparative politics, international relations, or public policy). - Familiarity with learning management systems and instructional technologies used for course delivery, assessment, and communication. - Skill in communicating complex political concepts clearly through written and verbal instruction. - Strong organizational and time-management skills to manage course materials, grading, and student communications. - Ability to assess student learning using appropriate evaluation methods and provide timely, constructive feedback. - Ability to adapt teaching methods and course content to diverse learning needs, student feedback, and current developments in the discipline. - Ability to maintain academic standards, professionalism, and compliance with institutional policies and FERPA requirements. - Ability to effectively teach in an online, hybrid, or face-to-face instructional environment. - Proficiency in using learning management systems and instructional technologies to support course delivery and student engagement. - Strong verbal and written communication skills.