Adjunct Instructor, Electrical Systems Technology
Salary
Depends on Qualifications
Location
522 North Old Carriage Road, Rocky Mount, NC
Job Type
Adjunct Faculty
Job Number
452
Division
Applied Engineering Technologies
Department
Applied Engineering Technologies
Opening Date
06/22/2026
Closing Date
Continuous
Job Description
The Adjunct Instructor is responsible for providing high-quality instruction
and supporting student learning in assigned Electrical Systems Technology
courses. Adjunct faculty teach courses in accordance with college policies and
curriculum requirements, maintain accurate student records, and contribute to
student success through effective classroom and laboratory instruction.
Adjunct faculty are hired on a semester-by-semester basis as instructional
needs arise.
POOLING APPLICANT NOTICE:
This job posting is being used to capture a pool of qualified adjunct faculty
candidates. Adjunct faculty are part-time, non-salaried faculty who are paid
for each class taught and are hired on an as-needed basis. An adjunct job
posting does not imply an open position exists at this time. The need for
adjunct faculty changes from semester to semester and should be considered
temporary in nature. Applications for an adjunct position will remain active
for one (1) year and will be evaluated only when a specific class need
occurs.
Essential Responsibilities
Instruction & Curriculum Development:
Teach assigned courses in accordance with the NCCCS Combined Course Library course descriptions.
Develop and revise curriculum to ensure alignment with industry standards and accreditation requirements.
Provide students with a course syllabus that includes measurable learning objectives and expected outcomes.
Incorporate technology and innovative teaching methodologies to enhance student learning.
Maintain a classroom environment (online and/or face-to-face) conducive to learning and report any issues in a timely manner.
Utilize the LMS as appropriate for the course modality.
Participate in on-going curriculum review and formal evaluation, implementing necessary improvements.
Administrative Responsibilities:
Maintain accurate student records, including attendance and grade reporting.
Submit reports and records according to established schedules.
Safeguard and maintain instructional and office equipment, reporting any irregularities.
Assist in textbook selection, resource procurement, and inventory management.
Use college systems such as Self Service for academic administration.
Student Support & Advising:
Provide academic advising, mentoring, and career guidance to students.
Assist students in developing educational plans and verifying readiness for graduation.
Monitor student progress and provide timely feedback and support.
Schedule and maintain regular student contact hours and make office hours available to students.
Contact students who are absent from class to encourage engagement and retention.
Assessment & Continuous Improvement:
Participate in course and program assessment to evaluate learning outcomes and effectiveness.
Engage in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance instructional quality and student success.
Ensure compliance with accreditation, state, and institutional policies.
Professional Development & Collegial Engagement:
Participate in professional development opportunities, including conferences, workshops, and training.
Stay current with developments in the discipline and instructional best practices.
Attend all scheduled faculty meetings unless a class conflict occurs.
Engage in departmental meetings, committees, and institutional initiatives.
Collaborate with colleagues to support institutional goals and community partnerships.
Service & Community Engagement:
Support college-wide initiatives, student activities, and recruitment efforts.
Engage in outreach efforts that connect students with local industries and employers.
Serve on institutional committees and participate in program advisory boards.
Contribute to partnerships with businesses, advisory boards, and community organizations.
Attend annual graduation exercises and participate in college events and activities.
Additional Electrical Systems Technology Responsibilities:
Maintain a safe electrical lab environment and enforce proper safety procedures, including PPE, electrical safety practices, lockout/tagout awareness, and safe use of tools and equipment.
Prepare, organize, and maintain lab spaces, trainers, tools, meters, equipment, and materials for hands-on instruction.
Inspect equipment and report maintenance and repair needs in a timely manner.
Manage program supplies, electrical components, tools, consumables, and inventory related to instruction.
Demonstrate proper installation, testing, measurement, and troubleshooting of electrical circuits, controls, motors, and related systems.
Supervise student work in lab settings and maintain a clean, organized, and instruction-ready environment.
Assist students with skill development and preparation for industry credentials and employment in electrical and related fields.
Perform other program-related duties as assigned.
Physical Demands:
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be
met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this
job. Employees may request reasonable accommodation(s) if necessary to
perform the essential functions of the job.
Maintain stationary position, sitting or standing, for extended periods of
time.
Operate a computer and other office productivity machinery.
Occasionally lift, move, transport, install, or remove items weighing up
to 15 pounds.
The ability to communicate information so that others understand.
The ability to observe details
Occasionally move to different classrooms across campus to provide
instruction, advising, and instructional support
Travel to remote instructional sites or other locations in performance of
job duties
Minimum Qualifications
Associate's Degree in Electrical Systems Technology or related field from
a regionally accredited institution. A minimum of two years of work
experience in electrical maintenance, automation or instrumentation
required. A strong working knowledge of Electrical Safety practices
needed. A combination of experience, certifications and/or background will
be considered. Equivalent combination of education and experience may be
considered.
Preferred Qualifications
Minimum of three (3) years of relevant teaching experience in a
community college setting, preferred.
Part-time positions are not benefit eligible.
Employer
Nash Community College
Address
522 North Old Carriage Road
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, 27804
Phone
252-451-8264
Website
https:// www. nashcc.edu
