Adjunct Spanish/FLang Instructor
State of South Carolina
FreshPosted Jan 14
⚠ Possibly Stale
Posted: October 20, 2025 (87 days ago)
Added to FreshGovJobs: December 5, 2025 (41 days ago)
This job has been posted for over a month. It may already be filled.
Adjunct Professor - Microbiology
State of South Carolina
Midlands Technical College
Location
South Carolina, 29210
Salary
Not specified
Type
Part Time
More Education & Training jobs →Closes
January 21, 2026More State jobs →
Job Description
Summary
This job is for a part-time college instructor who teaches microbiology classes and labs to students, using methods like in-person, online, or hybrid formats to help them learn and succeed.
A good fit would be someone with a strong background in microbiology who enjoys teaching at the college level, especially in community colleges, and is comfortable with technology for delivering lessons and grading.
The role involves creating engaging courses, providing feedback, and following college policies to support student growth.
Key Requirements
- Master's degree in Microbiology or a related field with at least 18 graduate semester hours in Microbiology
- Experience teaching college-level Microbiology lectures and labs
- Proficiency in multiple delivery methods including on-campus, hybrid, online asynchronous, and synchronous
- Ability to use learning management systems (LMS) and educational technologies
- Skills in designing curricula, aligning assessments with learning outcomes, and providing timely feedback
- Adherence to college policies, professional standards, and deadlines for syllabi, attendance, and grading
- Experience in a two-year institution is highly desirable
Full Job Description
Promotes student learning by communicating course content through a variety of teaching strategies, facilitating student engagement across all learning environments (on campus, online or virtual), teaching metacognitive awareness and the skills needed for life-long learning, and using the learning management system (LMS) and other technologies to enhance instruction; aligns activities and assessments with course objectives and student learning outcomes; provides timely feedback that promotes continuous improvement; uses student evaluations for ongoing self-assessment and instructional improvement; and adheres to accepted standards of professional behavior, civility and service excellence.
Designs courses/curricula that align with student learning outcomes; evaluates effectiveness of course materials and teaching strategies for continuous improvement and currency; adheres to department guidelines and college policies outlined in course syllabi; uses approved template to create an individualized syllabus for each course and posts it on the learning management system at the beginning of the semester; establishes and maintains a semester schedule of activities; records current attendance and grades in the LMS; conforms to all state and federal laws pertaining to students' rights in higher education; and meets all department and college deadlines.
Midlands Technical College is dedicated to providing excellent service to its students, employees, and the community.
This position is located on the Midlands Technical College Airport Campus, Beltline Campus, Dual Enrollment affiliates, Ft. Jackson, Lexington North Lake Center, or others as needed.
Requirements
Master's degree in Microbiology or a Master's degree in a related discipline with concentration to include a minimum of 18 graduate semester hours in the teaching discipline.
Qualifications
Experience teaching college-level Microbiology lectures and labs in multiple delivery methods, such as on-campus, hybrid, and/or online asynchronous, synchronous modalities, is highly desirable, particularly in a two-year institution.
Additional Information
Adjunct faculty are compensated in accordance with Midlands Technical College’s established pay schedule.
The standard adjunct pay rate is $2,914.65 per 45 hours in lecture and $2,607.30 per 45 hours in lab. Final compensation may vary depending on academic credentials and total course credit hours.
Any variation is determined upon hire and outlined in the faculty employment agreement.
Check your resume before applying to catch common mistakes