Mechatronics Engineering Technology - Adjunct Faculty

The Instructor is responsible for delivering classroom instruction and supervision for the Mechatronics Engineering Technology program of study, including the planning, implementation, and evaluation of program components, services and related activities. The Instructor will work closely with the Mechatronics Engineering Technology Program Chair in matters related to and for the benefit of the specific program. The instructor will be responsible for teaching both Continuing Education and Curriculum classes throughout the academic year; as this is considered a hybrid position between the two areas.Teach curriculum, continuing education, and/or contract training courses to existing and new studentsDevelop course content for courses being taughtStay current with local industry trends and technology enhancementsRecommend equipment and supply purchases in coordination with existing faculty and staffWork with the Program Chair to develop, revise, and evaluate the instructional program, including all plans of study and course outlinesRelated Responsibilities:Assist with student recruitment and orientation of new students, job placement of graduates and other related activities as neededWork as a team member with all existing faculty and staffPerform other duties as assignedDemonstrate a thorough knowledge of the subject(s) taughtDemonstrated ability to plan and organize courses; use a variety of teaching and learning strategiesDemonstrated ability to ensure student success; utilize effective classroom management skills; and employ effective and appropriate evaluations of student performanceDemonstrated working knowledge of campus services for appropriate referralAbility to use instructional technology effectivelyDemonstrated understanding of and commitment to open-access community college philosophy, diversity and inclusion, and adult learning principlesAbility to work with a diverse populationDemonstrate an understanding of, and commitment to the unique nature and role of the College as a learning-centered institutionPossess a strong commitment to non-traditional methods of instructional deliveryDemonstrated understanding of and commitment to the philosophy of community college education, teamwork, and work force developmentEducation and Experience Requirements:Associate degree or equivalent technical training and work experience is requiredThree years of relevant work experience in an industrial settingExperience in teaching in a community college setting is preferredSurroundings/Environment:Working shop environment, usually indoors, including work near moving mechanical parts, likely fumes and airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals, possibility of extreme temperatures, potential for electric shock, and loud noise.Physical Effort:While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to move for extended periods, maintain stationary positions for an extended period, ascent/descend as needed, and position self to maintain equipment. Must be able to detect environmental abnormalities such as spills or odors. The employee frequently moves up to 15 pounds, and occasionally up to 30 pounds. The employee is also required to move about the classroom and frequently communicate with students.Scheduling:This is a part-time position. Classes meet during the day and/or evening at the Statesville Campus and/or our Early College campuses. Classes also taught online.Travel:Local travel is required, including between campus locations and off-campus locations.