Olympic College
World History Adjunct
Salary:
$5,000 to $6,000 per 5-credit class Classification:
Adjunct Faculty Reports to:
Dean of Social Sciences & Humanities In-Person Teaching * This recruitment is to establish an applicant pool for future vacancies. Individuals will be contacted as vacancies occur. * Olympic College is specifically recruiting adjunct faculty to teach the World Civilization sequence (HIST 126, 127, and 128). Candidates must be available to teach in person on the Bremerton campus. Olympic College seeks applicants dedicated to student-centered learning, closing achievement gaps, supporting diversity and social justice, and employing data-informed decision-making in their instruction. Part-time positions are open continuously and reviewed quarterly. Applicants considered active for 12 months from the application date and may be contacted when vacancies arise. Applying does not guarantee a position.
Only candidates available for in-person teaching will be considered. Olympic College values diversity and inclusion, aiming to foster an equitable educational environment. The college is committed to racial equity and maximizing student potential across diverse backgrounds, including racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, sexual, gender identities, and abilities. The ideal candidate will have experience with culturally-responsive pedagogy, using disaggregated data for instruction, and mentoring minoritized students. The student body is diverse, with approximately 10,500 students annually, including African American, Latinx, Native American/Alaska Native, Pacific Islander, Asian, White, and multiracial students. Olympic College offers a range of programs including basic studies, GED prep, English for Speakers of Other Languages, transfer and workforce degrees, applied baccalaureates, and community education. The college is a public, accredited community college located on the scenic Kitsap Peninsula, with views of mountains and water, and accessible from Seattle. Essential Functions
Teach in-person classes on the Bremerton campus and distance classes as needed. Deliver college-level courses according to catalog, syllabi, and departmental guidelines. Provide quality instruction, including preparation and grading. Distribute syllabi to students and the division office as requested. Maintain accurate student records and complete required forms. May include evening classes and instruction at satellite campuses. Communicate punctually with students, faculty, and staff. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications
Minimum Qualifications Master's degree in History from an accredited institution. Previous teaching experience. Ability to teach World Civilization courses (HIST 126, 127, 128). Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office. Desired Qualifications College-level teaching experience. Successful Applicants Will
Show commitment to teaching students from diverse backgrounds. Foster multicultural understanding and appreciation. Work successfully with diverse groups and veterans. Incorporate accessibility and accommodations in teaching. Communicate effectively and collegially. Build rapport with colleagues, staff, and students. Use technology and learning management systems effectively. Value diversity and cultural awareness. Terms of Employment
Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. and submit official transcripts within 30 days of employment. This is a quarterly contracted position with salary based on education and experience. The position may include evening/weekend classes, satellite campus instruction, and off-campus travel. Applying does not guarantee employment; applicants remain active for 12 months. Background checks and a Sexual Misconduct Disclosure are required. Candidates must submit a diversity statement (up to 500 words) on the value of diversity, equity, and inclusion in higher education and their contributions. How to Apply
Apply online via the Olympic College website, submitting an application, resume, cover letter, and unofficial transcripts. Official transcripts are required upon hire. For questions, contact HR at HRticket@olympic.edu or 360-475-7300. EEO Statement
Olympic College is an equal opportunity employer and provides reasonable accommodations. Inquiries regarding non-discrimination and accommodations should be directed to HR.
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$5,000 to $6,000 per 5-credit class Classification:
Adjunct Faculty Reports to:
Dean of Social Sciences & Humanities In-Person Teaching * This recruitment is to establish an applicant pool for future vacancies. Individuals will be contacted as vacancies occur. * Olympic College is specifically recruiting adjunct faculty to teach the World Civilization sequence (HIST 126, 127, and 128). Candidates must be available to teach in person on the Bremerton campus. Olympic College seeks applicants dedicated to student-centered learning, closing achievement gaps, supporting diversity and social justice, and employing data-informed decision-making in their instruction. Part-time positions are open continuously and reviewed quarterly. Applicants considered active for 12 months from the application date and may be contacted when vacancies arise. Applying does not guarantee a position.
Only candidates available for in-person teaching will be considered. Olympic College values diversity and inclusion, aiming to foster an equitable educational environment. The college is committed to racial equity and maximizing student potential across diverse backgrounds, including racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, sexual, gender identities, and abilities. The ideal candidate will have experience with culturally-responsive pedagogy, using disaggregated data for instruction, and mentoring minoritized students. The student body is diverse, with approximately 10,500 students annually, including African American, Latinx, Native American/Alaska Native, Pacific Islander, Asian, White, and multiracial students. Olympic College offers a range of programs including basic studies, GED prep, English for Speakers of Other Languages, transfer and workforce degrees, applied baccalaureates, and community education. The college is a public, accredited community college located on the scenic Kitsap Peninsula, with views of mountains and water, and accessible from Seattle. Essential Functions
Teach in-person classes on the Bremerton campus and distance classes as needed. Deliver college-level courses according to catalog, syllabi, and departmental guidelines. Provide quality instruction, including preparation and grading. Distribute syllabi to students and the division office as requested. Maintain accurate student records and complete required forms. May include evening classes and instruction at satellite campuses. Communicate punctually with students, faculty, and staff. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications
Minimum Qualifications Master's degree in History from an accredited institution. Previous teaching experience. Ability to teach World Civilization courses (HIST 126, 127, 128). Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office. Desired Qualifications College-level teaching experience. Successful Applicants Will
Show commitment to teaching students from diverse backgrounds. Foster multicultural understanding and appreciation. Work successfully with diverse groups and veterans. Incorporate accessibility and accommodations in teaching. Communicate effectively and collegially. Build rapport with colleagues, staff, and students. Use technology and learning management systems effectively. Value diversity and cultural awareness. Terms of Employment
Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. and submit official transcripts within 30 days of employment. This is a quarterly contracted position with salary based on education and experience. The position may include evening/weekend classes, satellite campus instruction, and off-campus travel. Applying does not guarantee employment; applicants remain active for 12 months. Background checks and a Sexual Misconduct Disclosure are required. Candidates must submit a diversity statement (up to 500 words) on the value of diversity, equity, and inclusion in higher education and their contributions. How to Apply
Apply online via the Olympic College website, submitting an application, resume, cover letter, and unofficial transcripts. Official transcripts are required upon hire. For questions, contact HR at HRticket@olympic.edu or 360-475-7300. EEO Statement
Olympic College is an equal opportunity employer and provides reasonable accommodations. Inquiries regarding non-discrimination and accommodations should be directed to HR.
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