Adjunct Instructor February 3, 2025 Apply Now Adjunct Instructor Job Description Location: Bartlesville Campus or Online, depending on course Job Type: Part-time, Contract Position Summary Oklahoma Wesleyan University (OKWU) is seeking qualified and passionate adjunct professors to teach in several areas including but not limited to education, health sciences, humanities, business, exercise science, math and science,
and ministry. The adjunct professor will be responsible for delivering high-quality instruction, fostering student engagement, and promoting academic excellence in alignment with the OKWU mission and values. Key Responsibilities · Develop and deliver course materials, including lectures, assignments, and assessments, in accordance with curriculum guidelines. · Provide instruction in a manner that integrates a
biblical worldview with academic excellence. · Foster an engaging and supportive learning environment for students. · Assess student performance and provide timely, constructive feedback. · Maintain availability for student consultation and support. · Adhere to OKWU academic policies and procedures. · Utilize the university’s learning management system (LMS) for communication, grading, and course delivery (if
applicable). Qualifications And Credentialing Qualified adjuncts will satisfy credentialing requirements in one of two ways: · Standard Credentialing: A professor must have successfully earned one degree level above where s/he is teaching. For example, a master’s degree is required for a bachelor’s course; a doctoral degree is required for a post-graduate course. · Alternate Credentialing: The candidate who is not
immediately qualified by standard credentialing process can submit a portfolio and be alternatively credentialed to teach a course. This portfolio takes into consideration education, experience, and professional development. The dean of the course assesses the portfolio for alternative credentialing. To be considered qualified for an adjunct position at OKWU, an applicant should be able to · engage professionally
with colleagues regarding the learning objectives for program graduates, as well as possess the knowledge, skills and dispositions appropriate to the credential awarded; · develop the exercise of intellectual inquiry and the acquisition, application and integration of broad learning and skills integral to the educational program in which she or he teaches, and · assess student learning through the ongoing collection
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