Adjunct Instructor, Geomatics Technology
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Job Location:
Asheville, NC - USA
Monthly Salary:
$ 34 - 38
Posted on:
4 days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Job Description Summary
Adjunct instructors are responsible for the preparation and delivery of instruction for assigned Geomatics Technology courses in accordance with established course outcomes and program standards. Instruction may be delivered in seated online or hybrid formats depending on program needs. Adjunct faculty support student learning through effective instructional practices and contribute to the mission of the college by providing high-quality technical education that prepares students for employment in geomatics-related fields.
Duties
1. Maintains mastery of subject matter. 2. Prepare and deliver instruction aligned with approved course outcomes and program learning objectives. 3. Teach courses in areas such as surveying boundary and construction surveying hydrology erosion and sediment control and related geomatics or civil engineering technologies. 4. Develop and present lectures demonstrations and hands-on laboratory or field activities using industry-relevant methods and equipment. 5. Evaluate and grade student assignments projects and examinations in a timely manner. 6. Maintain accurate attendance grades and academic records using the colleges learning management system ( LMS ). 7. Communicate with students in a timely and professional manner outside of class using email or LMS tools. 8. Foster a safe and effective learning environment in classroom laboratory and field settings. Utilize current industry practices and technologies relevant to surveying and engineering applications. 9. Collaborate with program faculty to ensure course consistency and alignment with program and workforce needs. 10. Comply with all college policies and procedures.
Minimum Requirements
Associate degree in Geomatics Technology or Surveying Technology and documented industry experience; or Bachelors degree in Geomatics Technology or Surveying Technology; or Bachelors degree in any discipline and an Associate in Applied Science ( AAS ) in Geomatics Technology or Surveying Technology; or Bachelors degree in a related field such as civil engineering environmental engineering geology or engineering technology with documented experience in surveying hydrology or erosion and sediment control.
Preferred Qualifications
1. Bachelors degree in civil engineering or related field. 2. Masters degree or PhD. 3. Licensed Professional Engineer. 4. Teaching experience.
Adjunct instructors are responsible for the preparation and delivery of instruction for assigned Geomatics Technology courses in accordance with established course outcomes and program standards. Instruction may be delivered in seated online or hybrid formats depending on program needs. Adjunct faculty support student learning through effective instructional practices and contribute to the mission of the college by providing high-quality technical education that prepares students for employment in geomatics-related fields.
Duties
1. Maintains mastery of subject matter. 2. Prepare and deliver instruction aligned with approved course outcomes and program learning objectives. 3. Teach courses in areas such as surveying boundary and construction surveying hydrology erosion and sediment control and related geomatics or civil engineering technologies. 4. Develop and present lectures demonstrations and hands-on laboratory or field activities using industry-relevant methods and equipment. 5. Evaluate and grade student assignments projects and examinations in a timely manner. 6. Maintain accurate attendance grades and academic records using the colleges learning management system ( LMS ). 7. Communicate with students in a timely and professional manner outside of class using email or LMS tools. 8. Foster a safe and effective learning environment in classroom laboratory and field settings. Utilize current industry practices and technologies relevant to surveying and engineering applications. 9. Collaborate with program faculty to ensure course consistency and alignment with program and workforce needs. 10. Comply with all college policies and procedures.
Minimum Requirements
Associate degree in Geomatics Technology or Surveying Technology and documented industry experience; or Bachelors degree in Geomatics Technology or Surveying Technology; or Bachelors degree in any discipline and an Associate in Applied Science ( AAS ) in Geomatics Technology or Surveying Technology; or Bachelors degree in a related field such as civil engineering environmental engineering geology or engineering technology with documented experience in surveying hydrology or erosion and sediment control.
Preferred Qualifications
1. Bachelors degree in civil engineering or related field. 2. Masters degree or PhD. 3. Licensed Professional Engineer. 4. Teaching experience.
Required Experience:
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