Application Instructions
Send a cover letter, resume, and three (3) professional references, to resumes@racc.edu
Please indicate the job code ADJ-BIO140&150 in the subject line of your email.
After sending in your documents, please fill out the online Job Applicant Identifier form. RACC is an equal opportunity employer. In compliance with government regulations we are required to record numbers of job applicants by sex and ethnic category. We ask that you indicate your race or national origin and sex, but you are not required to provide this information. This information will not be kept with your application and will be used only in accordance with state and federal regulations.
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Job Details
| Title: | Biology Adjunct Instructor |
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Open Until Filled
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Closed
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| Position type: | Part-time |
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$930 per credit hour
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The STEM Division has Part-time (Adjunct) BIOLOGY Instructor positions open for DAYTIME AND EVENING Classes. $930 per credit hour. Classes begin August 26, 2024.
Qualifications:
Candidates must possess a Master's Degree or higher in Biology or a related discipline. College-level teaching experience is preferred.
Essentials of Biology (BIO 140) is an introductory biology course that prepares students for Anatomy & Physiology, Microbiology, and other courses in the Health Professions. Topics will include microscopic and macroscopic levels of the body, structures and functions of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, viruses, cellular division, metabolism, regulation of bodily activities and homeostasis, and technologies used in health-related conditions. Laboratory experiments will emphasize microscopy, histology, collecting, interpreting, presenting data, and developing other laboratory skills.
Biology I (BIO 150) is the first of a two-course sequence in Biology. It is intended to provide a strong background in biology for students in the natural, physical, and environmental sciences. With emphasis on biological organization at the cellular level, concepts covered include cell biology, metabolism, reproduction, genetics, and gene regulation in bacteria and eukaryotes. The laboratory experiments will complement lectures.
Please include a cover note when applying indicating if you are interested in daytime or evening classes as well as which course (140 or 150 if there is a preference).
Resumes will be reviewed until suitable candidates are identified.
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