Seattle Central Community College Division of Science and Mathematics
(SAM) seeks an accomplished, creative, and dedicated educator to teach
calculus-based Physics classes, a wide range of mathematics courses at
as well as introductory Astronomy courses. Classes may include
afternoon or evening classes for some quarters. Seattle Central welcomes
faculty with a demonstrated commitment to student learning and
success. Successful applicants will have the ability to work effectively
with students, colleagues, staff and others in a campus climate
that promotes cultural diversity and multicultural understanding. Other
professional obligations include mentoring students, curriculum
development and review, conducting student evaluations, and active
participation on committee and divisional assignments. This is a
full-time, tenure-track position beginning September 2013, in the
Division of Science and Mathematics of Seattle Central Community
College.
To be considered application materials should include the following:
Complete undergraduate and graduate level college transcripts (unofficial transcripts acceptable). Please add as attachments to application or email to: jobs@seattlecolleges.edu
Resume/cv detailing education and professional experience.
Include a statement of your teaching philosophy and how your skills will promote student success at Seattle Central Community College - 1 page maximum
Concise outline of how you meet the minimum and preferred qualifications - 1 page maximum
Three current letters of recommendation, which should include one letter from a former student. The letters should describe your experience and education as related to this position. Please add as attachments to application or email to: jobs@seattlecolleges.edu
Essential Functions:
Work collaboratively to develop, assess, revise and update curriculum and course content.
Maintain office hours to assist students in coursework and academic progress.
Work and interact effectively with colleagues, staff, students, administrators and the public.
Collaborate with other faculty to implement program scheduling, materials sourcing, equipment purchases and maintenance, and other program management activities.
Participate in the assessment of student academic achievement at the classroom, department and college levels.
Produce reports and other communications as needed.
Participate in various department, division, college-wide and district committees and projects.
Abide by college and division policies including but not restricted to: submitting student grades and course syllabi within established timelines and following published examination schedules.
Required Education, Experience & Abilities:
Master of Science degree in Physics or Mathematics (with upper-level Physics courses).
Experience teaching physics or mathematics at the college level.
Physics laboratory teaching experience.
Evidence of the ability to communicate knowledge and skill in both oral and written forms to students.
A commitment to quality education using a student-centered focus.
Demonstrated work experience in an educational environment that accepts all cultures, ethnicities, and diverse backgrounds.
An understanding of the goals and challenges of working in a community college.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience teaching physics, mathematics, astronomy or a related subject at a community college.
Experience creating integrated or coordinated courses with other disciplines.
Experience in Physics/Mathematics/Astronomy curriculum development with integration of technology.
Course work in Physics Education.
Ph.D. in Physics or Mathematics.
Experience in managing and maintaining a Physics laboratory.
Experience and success at generating interest in Physics/Mathematics/Astronomy among students from traditionally underrepresented groups.
To be considered application materials should include the following:
Complete undergraduate and graduate level college transcripts (unofficial transcripts acceptable). Please add as attachments to application or email to: jobs@seattlecolleges.edu
Resume/cv detailing education and professional experience.
Include a statement of your teaching philosophy and how your skills will promote student success at Seattle Central Community College - 1 page maximum
Concise outline of how you meet the minimum and preferred qualifications - 1 page maximum
Three current letters of recommendation, which should include one letter from a former student. The letters should describe your experience and education as related to this position. Please add as attachments to application or email to: jobs@seattlecolleges.edu
Essential Functions:
Work collaboratively to develop, assess, revise and update curriculum and course content.
Maintain office hours to assist students in coursework and academic progress.
Work and interact effectively with colleagues, staff, students, administrators and the public.
Collaborate with other faculty to implement program scheduling, materials sourcing, equipment purchases and maintenance, and other program management activities.
Participate in the assessment of student academic achievement at the classroom, department and college levels.
Produce reports and other communications as needed.
Participate in various department, division, college-wide and district committees and projects.
Abide by college and division policies including but not restricted to: submitting student grades and course syllabi within established timelines and following published examination schedules.
Required Education, Experience & Abilities:
Master of Science degree in Physics or Mathematics (with upper-level Physics courses).
Experience teaching physics or mathematics at the college level.
Physics laboratory teaching experience.
Evidence of the ability to communicate knowledge and skill in both oral and written forms to students.
A commitment to quality education using a student-centered focus.
Demonstrated work experience in an educational environment that accepts all cultures, ethnicities, and diverse backgrounds.
An understanding of the goals and challenges of working in a community college.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience teaching physics, mathematics, astronomy or a related subject at a community college.
Experience creating integrated or coordinated courses with other disciplines.
Experience in Physics/Mathematics/Astronomy curriculum development with integration of technology.
Course work in Physics Education.
Ph.D. in Physics or Mathematics.
Experience in managing and maintaining a Physics laboratory.
Experience and success at generating interest in Physics/Mathematics/Astronomy among students from traditionally underrepresented groups.
