Assistant Professor I - Mathematics

The primary responsibilities involve preparing, instructing, and grading mathematics coursework for a minimum of 36 semester hours annually, while maintaining scheduled office hours to meet with students. Instructors must also participate in grant writing, use data for instructional improvement, serve on college committees, and engage in community service.

A master's degree in mathematics is required, with a phd preferred, along with proven experience teaching core subjects like algebra, trigonometry, statistics, and calculus. Essential requirements include excellent communication skills, the ability to teach diverse populations, proficiency in applying traditional and innovative technologies, and developing strategies to support student persistence and completion.