What are the responsibilities and job description for the Adjunct Opportunities - Humanities position at BERGEN COMM COLLEGE?
Communications Department:
In the interest of developing responsible communities and individuals, the department of communication at Bergen Community College, strives to teach a diverse population of students the theories, principles, and practices of effective and ethical communication in a range of personal, public, visual and mediated contexts. The Department also seeks to prepare interested students for advanced undergraduate and graduate studies in communication. The option in communication is appropriate for students focusing on many areas of study as well as professional careers. Students interested in careers in education, business, marketing, public relations, law, social work, criminal justice, and political science choose a concentration in communication. This option provides a solid foundation to a liberal arts education.
Courses and Requirements:
Communication
Required: Master’s degree in Speech/Interpersonal Communication and at least one year college teaching experience. Available courses are COM 100 Speech Communication and COM 102 Public Speaking.
English Department:
Courses and Requirements:
English Basic Skills
Required: Master’s degree in English, English Education, Reading or related field; at least one year experience teaching developmental English to diverse populations, preferably at a community college.
English Composition & Literature
Required: Master’s degree in English, Composition/Rhetoric, Literature, or related field; at least one year experience teaching college-level English composition to diverse populations, preferably in a community college.
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Required: Master’s degree in ESL, Linguistics, English Education, Reading or related field; at least one year experience teaching ESL to diverse populations, preferably at a community college.
Philosophy and Religion:
The philosophy program introduces students to the basic principles and techniques of logical thinking and argumentation, to the history of philosophical thought, to the basic problems of philosophy (What is real? What can be known? What is really worthwhile?), and to a set of methods by which contemporary moral, social, and political problems may be clearly understood and perhaps resolved.
The religious studies program introduces students to the basic problems and methods of theology; to the sacred literatures of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and other religious traditions; and to the history, basic beliefs, and characteristic practices of the major religions of the world.
Courses and Requirements:
Philosophy and Religion
Required: Master’s degree in Philosophy; experience teaching college-level philosophy to diverse populations. Preferred: Community college teaching experience; ability to teach formal and informal logic.
Rates and Benefits:
- Adjunct rates for faculty with a Masters is $960 a credit.
- Tuition Waiver for BCC courses for themselves or their dependents
- ABP and 403b
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