Part-Time Faculty: Physics

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• Teach one or more sections of PHY101L (laboratory), PHY110 (lecture), or PHY110L (laboratory), in Fall 2026.
• Offer a minimum of one regularly scheduled office hour per week per three contact hours.
• Post assignments and assessments and manage grades through Canvas.

• A minimum of an MS degree in Physics or a related field is required; PhD preferred.

• Relevant teaching experience at the undergraduate level is preferred.
• Commitment to excellence in teaching.
• Experience in the use of instructional technologies, especially Canvas.
• Proven ability to collaborate effectively with individuals from varied backgrounds.