Share Apply Now Title Adjunct Faculty - Theology Description Position Description: The School of Theology and Ministry focuses on the study of Scripture, theology and servant leadership, rooted in spiritual formation within the Pentecostal tradition. We prepare women and men to flourish in their Spirit-empowered callings and ministries through a relational journey with seasoned professors, who are experts in both
academics and the practice of ministry. The School of Theology and Ministry seeks applications for adjunct lecturers who are committed to integration of faith and learning in their respective fields. The applicants must have demonstrated teaching ability and a commitment to working with and encouraging diversity. The School of Theology and Ministry has regular openings for one or more of the following courses: New
Testament Survey Old Testament Survey Foundations of Christian Life Introduction to Theology Christian Heritage Christian Worldview More information about the course description and program can be found here: https://www.vanguard.edu/academics/academic-programs/undergrad/theology Essential Functions: These duties reflect the primary responsibilities and expectations for an adjunct instructor, ensuring a comprehensive
educational experience for students. Teach one of the above-mentioned courses Develop and update syllabi, lesson plans, and course materials, ensuring that course content aligns with institutional standards and learning outcomes. Transfer knowledge including theory, practical skills, methods and techniques in his/her related field. Challenge thinking, foster debate and develop the ability of students to engage in
critical discourse and thinking. Facilitate the learning of first-generation college students and incorporate culturally relevant pedagogy within the classroom. Design and grade assignments, exams, and projects Provide timely and constructive feedback to students Maintain accurate records of student performance and attendance Submit grades and required documentation by established deadlines. Adhere to institutional
policies and procedures Minimum Qualifications: Master's degree (MAT, MDiv, or MA) in Theology, Ministry, Church History, Biblical Studies or related field. PhD preferred, but not required. Demonstrated teaching ability. A vibrant Christian faith, membership in the local Christian church, and commitment to an integration of faith and learning. Salary: The following salary range reflects compensation paid for a 3-unit
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