DEPARTMENT: Academic Affairs, Music STATUS: This is a temporary, non-benefit eligible position and employment is determined on a course-by-course contract basis and may include teaching up to two classes per semester. PAY RANGE: Pay is determined by the number of credits taught. FLSA: Exempt CLOSING DATE: Open until filled SUMMARY FVCC seeks applicants to teach on-campus, face-to-face music classes starting Fall
2026. Teaching assignments might include day and/or evening classes and involve delivering content face-to-face as well as online. To be considered for this position, candidates must meet the minimum qualifications set forth by The Montana Board of Regents of Higher Education Policy 730: Master’s degree in music; OR Master’s degree in a closely related academic discipline with at least nine graduate
semester credits the specific area to be taught. NOTE: Applicants with transcripts that do not indicate a master’s degree and minimum of nine graduate-level credits in the specific area to be taught will not be considered. ESSENTIAL DUTIES Conveys knowledge of the subject area in an effective manner for successful student learning outcomes. Fosters positive student and community relations. Maintains and submits
instructional records in accordance with requirements. Integrates subject area with other related curricula. Maintains professional ethics and confidentiality of students in accordance with applicable laws and policies. Works professionally with college faculty and staff to aid with the educational process. Remains current in practices, trends and research related to areas of assignment. Attends meetings and
participates in student and/or program assessment as directed. Actively participates in the development of a climate that promotes and supports innovation and efforts to continuously improve services to students, faculty, and the College. Creates and maintains a collaborative and collegial environment with colleagues and maintains effective working relationships. Reports to the Director, Academic Affairs MINIMUM
QUALIFICATIONS The Montana Board of Regents of Higher Education Policy 730 requires the following minimum qualifications for faculty in transfer programs/disciplines: Master’s degree in the field in which the course(s) resides; OR Master’s degree in a closely related academic discipline with at least nine graduate semester credits in the academic discipline. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Experience teaching in
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