Responsibilities will include but are not limited to the following: facilitating learning through providing learner-centered classroom and web-based instruction, laboratory management, advising students and evaluating their performance, cooperatively participating in curriculum development, assessing learning outcomes, and maintaining records. Other responsibilities include participating in professional development activities, performing community service, and contributing to College governance through active participation on various teams and committees.
Candidates must possess an earned master’s degree in physics or a master’s degree in a related field with a minimum of 27 quarter or 18 semester hours in physics from an accredited institution. Prior teaching experience, preferably in a two-year college setting, is strongly preferred. Experience with curriculum development using instructional technology and distance learning is strongly preferred. Background in engineering or chemistry a plus. The successful candidate will be available to teach evenings and/or weekend courses as assigned.
Interested applicants must submit a Zane State College application form (available at http://www.zanestate.edu/employmentopportunities.htm), cover letter, resume, and college transcripts (unofficial are acceptable at this time). For full consideration, all documents mentioned above must be submitted together by the application deadline. If you are requesting transcripts from a college or university and cannot submit them with your application, please indicate that in your cover letter. All documents mentioned above must be submitted together. Please forward all materials to the Human Resources Office, Zane State College, 1555 Newark Road, Zanesville, OH 43701. Applicants will be expected to demonstrate teaching competency in a simulated classroom setting. Review of applications will begin on May 17, 2010. The search will continue until the position is filled.
