| MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS This position requires a Masters degree Composition/Rhetoric or English, knowledge of current best practices, methods, research, and theories in first-year composition, and a commitment to working with first-generation students of diverse backgrounds. Qualified candidates should have a minimum of one year of teaching experience at the college level.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Instruction: · Participate in course and curriculum development, implementation, and evaluation consistent with the discipline’s philosophy, objectives, and conceptual framework by: · Formulate and/or revise course objectives that are aligned with discipline goals and Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI) recommendations (if applicable) · Organize and recommend course content and delivery modes · Recommend teaching methods · Recommend textbook and other teaching materials · Prepare lectures, lesson plans, and syllabi for assigned classes, conduct assigned instruction in classes as specified in the class schedule, maintain official class rosters and grade reports, report drops to the registrar, and personally prepare and proctor tests that adequately measure student learning outcomes and are aligned with IAI recommendations (if applicable). · Conduct classroom instruction in various delivery modes and locations including face-to-face using, hybrid, online, and/or at partnering high schools and extension sites using sound and comprehensive principles.
Faculty · Keep students informed of academic performance, progress, and potential academic issues affecting student success, tutor students who require special attention, and work with student services when needed concerning student welfare. · Collect and analyze data on course and program outcomes in collaboration with discipline colleagues to evaluate and improve student learning. · Provide a climate that is conducive to student learning.
Service · Participate in College, Division, program, and course assessment activities for programs, courses, and institutional initiatives, including the recommendations of goals, methods, and quality indicators. · Cooperate and collaborate with other college Divisions to meet students’ learning needs and objectives. · Participate in college functions, activities, and committees. · Participate in recruitment efforts as requested by the program director and/or dean.
Administrative · Utilize college technology for the delivery of instruction and completion of operational processes; this includes but is not limited to the College’s learning management system, email and calendaring solution, document management system(s), student information system, and employee portal. · Be familiar with administrative policies, philosophies, objectives, and goals involving the program and institution. · Maintain professional relationships with students, colleagues, and the community. |