Sussex County Community College Looking for Mathematics Faculty Tenure Track Full Time

Job Description

Nestled in the heart of Sussex County in
Newton, New Jersey, Sussex County Community College offers students a quality education at a fraction of the cost of most four-year
institutions.

SCCC is an accredited, comprehensive two-year community college that sits on 167 beautiful acres with three ponds and
12 academic buildings. A short distance from the main campus is the SCCC McGuire Technical Education Center located on Main Street in
Newton, NJ. Additionally, a satellite location is located at Vernon High School in Vernon, NJ.

Transfer
Degrees

SCCC offers a diverse range of programs and certificates to cater to different educational and career goals. With
over 38 programs designed for transfer to four-year institutions, students can start their academic journey and then smoothly transition to
a four-year college or university to continue their studies. This pathway can be helpful for those who want to save on tuition costs or
explore their options before committing to a specific institution.

Career and Technical Degrees

Additionally,
SCCC offers 32 career and technical programs, which are geared towards providing students with the necessary skills and knowledge to enter
the workforce directly after completing their studies. These programs can be an excellent choice for individuals who want to pursue specific
careers and gain practical experience in their chosen fields.

Professional Certificates

Furthermore, the
College’s 18 professional certificates provide an opportunity for students to enhance their current credentials or prepare for future career
advancements. These certificates can be valuable for individuals who are looking to specialize in a particular area or demonstrate expertise
in a specific skill set.

SCCC has over 2800 students who attend the institution from high school to non-traditional
age.

Position Overview

Sussex County Community College is seeking a highly qualified, enthusiastic and
student-focused full -time tenure track Math faculty member who represents a commitment to excellence in teaching and scholarly activity,
and will support the value of diversity, equity and inclusion to the College. The successful candidate will be a demonstrable expert in
their area, interested in advancing both their expertise and the discipline by being an active professional in the national landscape of
math-education scholars. The successful candidate will have experience in and a strong desire to teach developmental math and college level
liberal arts classes in-person (face-to-face), on-campus.  The candidate will have demonstrated strategies to help students succeed in
developmental and liberal arts math classes, with a philosophy that supports students “where they are at.” Each semester load will consist
of a minimum of 15 credit hours plus additional time dedicated to office hours and providing student support.  Duties and expectations of
this position include the following: excellence in teaching and using the Canvas learning management system; developing and supporting the
math curricula; ensuring course assessment; undertaking professional development; applying the College’s strategic plan; continuing service
to the College; student advisement and retention efforts; scholarly activity, and taking leadership roles when assigned. The successful
candidate will contribute to the service of the college by serving on committees, collaborating with faculty and other college colleagues on
college initiatives, and being a dedicated team player within the STEM department. All of the above are considered essential to the success
of the position

1. Possess a deep concern for others and the contributions they make to SCCC by intentionally focusing and supporting
   the development of a culture of “caring regard” at the College.
2. Possess an appreciation, understanding, tolerance, and commitment to
   free speech and diversity within an academic organization.
3. Create a dynamic teaching and learning environment for students and
   demonstrate an understanding of the broad spectrum of student needs.
4. Participate in assessment of learning
   outcomes.
5. Demonstrate active promotion of student mentorship and retention, including advisement.
6. Participate in
   professional development through scholarship, creative activity and service.
7. Assist in implementing an active research program
   involving undergraduates
8. Serve on college committees, including those that are part of the college governance
   process.
9. Participate in curriculum development and textbook selection.
10. Contribute to departmental budget
    development.
11. Collaborate within the department and with cross-departmental initiatives.
12. Demonstrate skill at networking with
    community partners.
13. Provide support and oversight to the Business & Entrepreneurial Club and student organizations on
    campus.
14. Embrace Campus Life initiatives that foster student involvement.
15. Possess effective oral, written, and interpersonal
    communication skills, as well as organizational skills, aimed at facilitating communication with
    supervisors/students/colleagues.

This job description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be
performed by the employee occupying this position.  Nothing in this job description restricts management’s right to assign or reassign
duties and responsibilities to the job at any time.  Employees will be required to follow any other job-related instructions and to perform
any other job-related duties requested by their supervisor, including maintaining a valid driver’s license in good standing with DMV for
those jobs that require driving.

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE:

• Doctorate preferred; Master’s degree required in
  mathematics or applied mathematics or Bachelor’s degree in either of the before mentioned degrees and a Master’s in Statistics or
  Mathematics Education or the equivalent.
• Minimum of two years teaching developmental and college level math at the community college
  level.

Salary:  $44,594.67 per year.

To Apply:

Please submit cover letter and
resume to [email protected].  Sussex County Community College is an Equal Opportunity
Employer.