Department: Information Technology
Salary/Hourly: $43,297.00 Annual
Union/Position Status: FFECC Teaching FT
Posting Closing Date: June 28, 2024
Applications must be submitted by 11:59 PM the evening before the posting closing date.
Please note that the posting will close at midnight (12:00 AM) on the posting closing date.
JOB DESCRIPTION
DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS:
Faculty teach department courses and evaluate student performance pursuant to guidelines set by the department and the College. Faculty report to the Department Chair within the Academic Unit. Faculty are responsible for preparing lessons and student activities. Faculty must maintain accurate records on students and submit data to the department and/or the College.
TYPICAL WORK ACTIVITIES:
- Demonstrates appropriate knowledge of subject;
- Provides students with appropriate learning materials and expertise in assigned subject(s);
- Prepares course syllabi which motivate and engage students;
- Aligns learning activities with Departmental course outcomes;
- Evaluates student’s performance based on course learning outcomes;
- Assists students as faculty advisor and holds office hours;
- Provides tutorial help to students;
- Serves on departmental, unit, and college committees;
- Provides as appropriate learning environment for students;
- Respond to students and provide students with assistance and guidance;
- Responsible for contributing to and maintaining an inclusive and collaborative College environment;
- Adheres to all College policies and follow the process as outlined in the Student Code of Conduct;
- Fulfills all duties as required in the FFECC Collective Bargaining Agreement.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
Knowledge of academic discipline; ability to implement a variety of teaching strategies; use of instructional technology where appropriate; experience with computerized student record management; ability to develop educational programs; ability to teach effectively at the college level; initiative and resourcefulness; industrious and dependability; ability to work in a team and collaborative environment; effective communication skills; experience teaching a diverse student body; physically capable of performing the essential functions of the position with or without reasonable accommodation.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor's Degree within the Academic Discipline or a closely related field as approved by Human Resources in conjunction with the Academic Unit and one of the following:
30 hours of advanced study in area of specialization and satisfactory evaluation of professional responsibilities or appropriate Master’s Degree;
Or
A professional certificate and satisfactory evaluation of professional responsibilities;
Or
Journeyman status in his/her profession determined by the application of equivalencies in the individual academic unit and satisfactory evaluation of professional responsibilities.*
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT(S):
Experience in teaching at the College level preferred.
*EQUIVALENCIES:
Equivalency of experience and significant professional achievement in lieu of the Baccalaureate (128 semester credit hours) or additional semester credit hours.
1. APPLICABLE WORK EXPERIENCE: Each year of full-time experience related to the Academic Discipline is equivalent to five (5) semester credit hours.
2. APPLICABLE NON-COLLEGE TEACHING: Each year of full-time experience is equivalent to five (5) semester credit hours.
3. APPLICABLE COLLEGE TEACHING: Each year of full-time experience is equivalent to six (6) semester credit hours. Every five (5) part-time contact hours is equivalent to one (1) semester credit hour.
4. JOURNEYMAN CERTIFICATION: The typical journeyman certification eligibility program requires four (4) years of full-time, progressive on-the-job training plus four (4) years of concurrent formal scholastic training at the rate of 36 weeks per year with four (4) hours of class work per week and six (6) hours of outside preparation per week. Each year of required full-time preparation (2000 on-the-job plus 360 total related) is equivalent to 13 semester credit hours, and each year of subsequent full-time practice is equivalent to five (5) semester credit hours.
5. PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE: The typical professional licensure eligibility program requires two (2) years of formal scholastic training at the rate of 30 weeks per year with 18 or 22 hours of class work per week and 26 to 30 hours of outside preparation per week, or 1440 hours of professionally supervised laboratory and/or clinical work experience. Each year of required full-time preparation (1440 hours total) is equivalent to 32 semester credit hours, and each year of subsequent full-time practice is equivalent to five (5) semester credit hours.
6. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING LICENSURE: The typical engineering licensure eligibility program requires the baccalaureate in engineering plus four (4) years of applicable work experience, or twelve (12) years of applicable work experience plus intensive and extensive self-study. The professional engineering licensure received after the baccalaureate is equivalent to 20 additional semester credit hours, and each year of subsequent full-time practice is equivalent to five (5) semester credit hours. The professional engineering licensure received without the baccalaureate is equivalent to 96 semester credit hours, and each year of subsequent full-time practice is equivalent to five (5) semester credit hours. (The first 36 credit hours earned before the licensure may not be counted as additional semester credit hours, but semester credit hours earned after the licensure may be counted as additional semester credit hours.)
7. PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL LICENSURE: The typical professional architectural licensure eligibility program requires the baccalaureate in architecture plus four (4) years of applicable work experience or twelve (12) years of applicable work experience plus intensive and extensive self-study. The professional architectural licensure received after the baccalaureate is equivalent to 20 additional semester credit hours and each year of subsequent full-time practice is equivalent to five (5) semester credit hours. The professional architectural licensure received without the baccalaureate is equivalent to 96 semester credit hours, and each year of subsequent full-time practice is equivalent to five (5) semester credit hours. (The first 36 semester credit hours before the licensure may not be counted as additional semester credit hours, but semester credit hours earned after the licensure may be counted as additional semester credit hours.).
Please attach unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required for successful candidates within 30 days of hire.
- Candidate must be able to teach courses in the following Programming Languages: Visual Basic (Studio), Oracle DB, PL/SQL, and Java, and SQL;
- Must be knowledgeable in Information Technology concepts, Windows OS, MS Office, Systems Analysis and Design, and other courses delivered by the IT-Academics Department;
- Must be certified by Oracle Academy to utilize their curriculum for instruction.
- Must complete Learning Management System training within 30 days of start date;
- Ability to teach online or in-classroom;
- Prior practical experience preferred;
- Must acquire OCA within 18-24 months of hire date.
Contact Human Resources at (716) 851-1840 with any questions.
Our mission to offer quality education includes exposing our students to a diverse range of cultures, experiences and expertise. At SUNY Erie Community College, we value diversity and encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply.
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