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NEOGOV · 3 weeks ago

Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Provisional Faculty

Denver, CO

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

$57K/yr - $62K/yr

NEOGOV is seeking an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at the Community College of Denver. The role involves teaching mathematics across various levels while promoting student success through innovative teaching methods and collaboration with faculty.

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Responsibilities

Deliver content and facilitate student learning of assigned courses in a dynamic environment that engages students

Design and update class websites on the college’s learning management system with the assistance of the department’s course captains

Evaluate student mastery of course content by conducting regular assessments and providing timely feedback

Maintain accurate student records

Be available outside of the classroom for student meetings

Utilize retention strategies to maximize student success

Engage in department and college responsibilities and initiatives, including efforts to maintain departmental coherence across CCD’s many instructional venues (i.e. on campus, online asynchronously or synchronously, hybrid, hyflex, and/or concurrent enrollment)

Attend department, pathway, college, and system-wide meetings

Serve on department, pathway, college, and system-wide committees

Participate in required professional development

Contribute to the professional development of adjunct instructors (e.g., hiring, mentoring, observing in classrooms, etc.)

Qualification

Master's degree in mathematicsTeaching experienceEffective communication skillsEducational innovationExperience teaching onlineWork with Microsoft OfficeUse web conferencingWork with Desire2LearnWork with HTMLWork with LaTeXFluency in SpanishWork in teams

Required

Bachelor's degree in mathematics, statistics, mathematics education, actuarial science, applied mathematics, computer science, data science, economics, engineering, operational research, physics, or another related field

Master's degree in mathematics or statistics

Any master's degree with a combination of 18 graduate credits in mathematics and/or statistics

Candidates can fulfill the tested professional experience by having a bachelor's degree in any field and showcasing at least 4000 hours within the last 7 years of substantial work and ongoing engagement in mathematics or statistics

Effective oral and written communication skills

Ability to work effectively as a member of a team

Ability to work with Microsoft Office products (e.g. Outlook, Word, Excel, SharePoint, etc.)

Ability to use a variety of web conferencing platforms (e.g. Teams, Zoom, Webex, etc.)