Woodbury University Looking for Adjunct Faculty – Environmental Science Full Time

Woodbury University invites applications for a part-time Adjunct Faculty to teach a lower division, non-major
lecture class in Environmental Science (sustainability-focused GIS class) in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The course is offered
as an online synchronous or hybrid course starting spring 2024.

Responsibilities

• Syllabus and class
  preparation.
• Instruction during scheduled course times.
• Availability to students for office hours outside of class.
• Evaluation of student performance (e.g., grading papers, exams, presentations, projects).
• Regular evaluation of students’
  work, including prompt communication of performance on assignments.
• Submission of final grades to the Registrar’s Office,
  which is currently completed via Woodbury University Self- Service.
• Faculty meetings as needed by the chair or Dean.

Requirements

• Master’s degree or higher in Environmental Science or related field is preferred.
• Experience managing class rosters and attendance.
• Ability to create lesson plans, actively conduct lessons, assess student
  learning, and report results in a timely manner.
• Online classroom engagement skills with experience teaching non-majors.
• Experience using the learning management system Moodle.

Compensation and Benefits

This appointment
is for part-time employment and includes eligibility to participate in medical plans, 403(b) supplemental plan, and access to the
tuition-remission benefit on a proportional basis. Eligibility is after 30 days of service on the first of the following month.

Spring 2024 Adjunct Pay Rates:

Application

Review of applications will begin immediately and remain open until filled. 

All
application materials must be submitted through the Woodbury University Job Board. Email applications and submissions on third party platforms will not be considered.
Submissions must include:

• Current resume/CV which lists educational and employment history.
• List of college-level
  Environmental Science courses taught.
• Letters of recommendation are a plus.

About Woodbury
UniversityFor more than 135 years, Woodbury University has helped students of diverse backgrounds achieve their dreams. Founded
in 1884, Woodbury is one of the oldest universities on the west coast of the United States offering undergraduate, graduate, and certificate
programs through our School of Business, School of Architecture, School of Media : Culture : Design, and College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences. A private, non-profit institution located in the Southern California city of Burbank, Woodbury is at the global epicenter of
creativity and influence, recognized as a College of Distinction for over 10 years running. We’re also accredited through WSCUC and
are ranked in the top 10 for upward student mobility in California by the New York Times, and in the top 4% of colleges and universities for
economic value. With an 8:1 student-to-faculty ratio, our students learn and build experience from accomplished and passionate faculty, and
work at the most innovative companies in the world. Our mission is to transform students into innovative professionals who will contribute
responsibly to the global community. With dedicated and professional faculty and staff, we achieve academic excellence by focusing on
purposeful student engagement, establishing external partnerships, and ensuring that all our processes, services and environment enrich the
student experience! To learn more about our strategic direction, mission, vision, and core values, click here.

Woodbury
University is dedicated to celebrating diversity and committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Woodbury University
is an EEO/AA institution committed to multicultural diversity in its peoples and programs. All employment decisions for all job
classifications will be made on the basis of such factors as education, character, ability, skill and training, without regard to race,
religion, color, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, political orientation,
disability, veteran status, marital status, parental status, genetic information, membership or non-membership in any lawful organization,
or any other protected status.