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* Master's degree in information technology or computer science; or a master's degree with a concentration in information technology or computer science (a minimum of 18 graduate semester hours in the teaching discipline).
* Minimum of two years of full-time related occupational or full-time teaching experience.
* Experience or training in areas such as cybersecurity, hardware/software troubleshooting, Windows/Linux administration, system virtualization/containerization, cloud computing, networking, and technical support/help desk principles.
* Commitment to and ability to implement teaching strategies that foster student retention and student success.
* Commitment to the community college mission.
* Ability to communicate effectively in teaching/learning situations both orally and in written form.
* Ability/potential to use computerized/electronic classrooms.
* Good organizational skills.
* Strong interpersonal skills necessary to deal effectively and courteously with students, staff, administrators, and the public.
* Fairness and flexibility in understanding and working with a wide variety of students.
* Willingness to develop and teach online, hybrid, traditional face-to-face, and hyflex courses.
* Commitment to the high school dual enrollment program.
* Commitment to using course assessment and program effectiveness methodologies.
* Commitment to enhancing working relationships with local business and industry.
* Commitment to diversity and inclusion.
*Finalists will be asked to present a sample teaching lesson*.
* Minimum two years occupational experience as an information technology professional with experience in information technology management utilizing management tools such as Azure Active Directory, Amazon Web Services Identity Access Management, Google Cloud or on-premises Microsoft Active Directory.
* Experience managing and providing hardware, application, and network support in a medium to large environment.
* Experience in developing course curricula.
* Provide leadership with one other full-time computer science and information technology faculty member for the Information Technology academic programs.
* Teach a minimum of 15 semester hours for fall and spring semesters in information technology programs.
* Maintain at least 10 hours of student engagement availability (office hours).
* Write and revise course plans.
* Develop courses, including online, hands-on, hybrid, and hyflex courses.
* Assist in the acquisition of instructional materials and supplies.
* Recommend curriculum changes to upgrade and integrate students' learning.
* Work with student services advisors to provide holistic support and advising.
* Assist the department and division with administrative and/or committee work.
* Participate in department, division, and college-wide discussion and meetings.
* Support the college's mission to give everyone the opportunity to learn and develop the right skills so lives and communities are strengthened.
* Complete other duties as assigned.
Instructor salary range of $50,705 - $87,978 with the opportunity for additional pay for overload and summer courses.
August 16, 2024
Tuesday, June 18, 2024
Apply online at: VCCS Jobs
Or
Forward a completed state application, resume, cover letter and unofficial academic transcripts to:
Human Resources Office
New River Community College
5251 College Drive
Dublin, VA 24084
(540) 674-3635
(540) 674-3651 Fax
(540) 674-3619 TDD
(866) 462-6722 Toll-Free
e-mail: hrinformation@nr.edu
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