STEM teacher, Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science

http://www.themsms.org/employment-opportunities/

THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE CURRENTLY OPEN.  TO BE CONSIDERED FOR AN INTERVIEW, THE CANDIDATE MUST SUBMIT A COMPLETED APPLICATION ALONG WITH OTHER MATERIALS REQUESTED.  IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO APPLY FOR EMPLOYMENT AT THE MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE (MSMS) AND THERE ARE CURRENTLY NO OPEN POSITIONS, YOU MAY SUBMIT YOUR RESUME ALONG WITH AN APPLICATION.  WE WILL KEEP YOUR INFORMATION ON FILE FOR FUTURE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES.  IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE POSITIONS LISTED, OR ABOUT EMPLOYMENT AT MSMS, PLEASE CONTACT AMBER LYNN MOORE AT AMOORE@THEMSMS.ORG.

STEM TEACHER FOR ENGINEERING AND PHYSICS

The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science is accepting applications for a faculty position in STEM Education for the 2016-2017 academic year.  The successful candidate will be prepared to teach advanced courses in the areas of Physics, Computer Programming, and Engineering.  The candidate will also be responsible for expanding the Engineering course offerings.  Final teaching assignments will depend upon student needs.  Because of the unique nature of MSMS and its mission, all faculty and staff members are expected to provide state and national leadership in their respective areas of expertise. Interested parties can find more information about this position by clicking the link above. The application for employment can be found by clicking the Administrator and Faculty Employment Application link at the bottom of this page.

Instructor, Governor's School for Science and Mathematics, SC

Physics Instructor - Accelerate 
S.C. Governor's School for Science & Mathematics (GSSM) 

As part of our new engineering Accelerate program for motivated high school students, we are seeking an exceptional Physics instructor, expected to start by August 2016. Applicants should have a Master's degree, Ph.D. preferred, in physics, and a love of teaching. Desired qualifications include a strong content background in physics, experience teaching physics at college or advanced high school levels, knowledge and application of technology, an understanding of gifted learners, and enthusiasm for teaching motivated and talented high-school-aged students. Candidates familiar with teaching distance education (virtual) courses, as well as candidates with prior engineering or science experience, are particularly encouraged to apply. General academic advising, and occasional evening/weekend commitments are a regular part of faculty responsibilities. 

Accelerate is being offered by GSSM to cultivate the next generation of creative engineers and technical leaders, providing motivated high school students from across South Carolina an innovative and accelerated path toward college engineering degrees. The instructor selected for the teaching position will work with other Accelerate faculty to implement an integrated engineering curriculum that is taught virtually to high school students throughout South Carolina. In particular, this instructor will be responsible for developing and teaching college level, calculus-based Physics I and II and associated labs. These courses are taught concurrently and integrated with engineering, math and English courses. For more information, please visitwww.scgssm.org. 

This is a full-time (10-month) teaching position, with benefits available. A public school teaching certificate is not required. Salary is competitive and commensurate with credentials, experience and unique capabilities. 

Please apply electronically. Preferably in one pdf file, forward a cover letter, resume and teaching statement, along with the GSSM application available at www.scgssm.org/employment . All positions are open until filled. 

Forward all materials to email address: 
Careers@gssm.k12.sc.us 
Please include the phrase "Accelerate Physics" in the subject line. 

The S.C. GSSM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

FT, Louisiana School for the Math, Science, and the Arts, Natchitoches LA

Postal Address:

Sheila Kidd
Human Resources Officer
Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts
715 University Parkway
Natchitoches, LA 71457

The successful candidate will be able to teach core college-level physics courses (Physics I, II (trigonometry based), and III (calculus based), with labs) and electives in their field of study. Electives offered have included Astronomy, Astrobiology, Medical Radiology, Nuclear Physics, General Relativity, Classical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics and Mathematical Methods, and the development of new electives is welcomed. In addition to teaching students in a small class setting, the successful candidate must be innovative, able to engage students from varying backgrounds and preparations for successful learning once at LSMSA, and willing to use office hours to tutor and assist students. The ability to mentor students and assist in their research is a key to a teacher's long-term success and satisfaction. Other duties include academic advising and sponsoring, chaperoning, or assisting in extra-curricular and student social activities outside of the normal school day. A candidate experienced with online teaching may have part of his or her load, or may receive a supplemental contract, working in LSMSA's Online Academy. This position has a start date in August 2016. 

Required Qualifications:

• Master of Science degree in physics
• Teaching experience with advanced high school students or at the collegiate level.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Ph.D.

Please submit a cover letter, resume or CV, minimum of three references, transcripts from your final degree granting institution, as well as, completion of our Standard Application Form

http://www.lsmsa.edu/files/Standard%20Application1.pdf