Computer Science, Cybersecurity, IT, Mathematics Adjunct Faculty

Employer: Shenandoah University
Location: 1460 University Drive, Winchester, Virginia

Faculty Jobs: Engineering & Mathematics, Mathematics, Statistics, Science & Technology, Computer Science & Information Technology
Position Type: Adjunct
Employment Type: Full Time
Institution Type: Four-Year Institution

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Computer Science, Cybersecurity, IT, Mathematics Adjunct Faculty
Job Location1460 University Drive, Winchester, Virginia
Tracking Code1498-306

The Shenandoah University Division of Applied Technology seeks qualified adjunct faculty to teach undergraduate classes at our Winchester campus for the Fall 2020-Spring 2021 academic year in each of these areas:

Computer ScienceCybersecurityInformation TechnologyMathematics (Linear Algebra and Cryptography in particular)
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Qualifications:

The qualified applicant will have at least 18 graduate credits in the discipline from an accredited institution of higher education and teaching experience in the discipline. A master's degree or PhD is preferred. Industry experience is a plus. Online teaching may be possible for some courses. The successful applicant will also possess a commitment to high quality teaching, active learning and student success.

How to Apply:

The complete application will include a letter of intent, curriculum vitae, and contact information for three professional references. The review of applications will begin immediately and continue until a qualified candidate is selected.

Shenandoah University is committed to enriching its educational experience and culture through the diversity of its faculty, administration, and staff. All candidates are strongly encouraged to include a statement in their cover letters addressing ways in which they may be able to contribute to that commitment.

**Note: A pre-employment background check will be required as a condition of hire.

Shenandoah University values the unique and diverse perspectives of individuals and communities locally and globally and seeks to foster mutual understanding in an inviting community where individuals are welcome and respected. The university does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, physical or mental disability, genetic information, veteran’s status or on any other basis protected under applicable law.

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We are Shenandoah

Some places radiate special qualities — Shenandoah is one. At Shenandoah lives are illuminated by a love of learning, collaboration, service and a deep, shared history. Its name and location evoke images of legends, natural beauty, exploration, and timelessness. Shenandoah University embraces and reflects its storied valley home, educating students as radiant and warm as mythical lights inspiring Shenandoah’s meaning: “the sons and daughters of the stars.”

This green, fertile, and enchanting land has attracted people for thousands of years, inspiring stories, songs, and lives marked by joy, scholarship, accomplishment, and delight. That legacy remains vibrant to this day, as the leader of the future call upon the rich echoes of the past for inspiration.

We are all part of this timeless story. We are Shenandoah.

Mission & Vision Statements

Shenandoah University educates and inspires individuals to be critical, reflective thinkers; lifelong learners; and ethical, compassionate citizens who are committed to making responsible contributions within a community, a nation and the world.

Shenandoah University will be nationally recognized for forward thinking programs that produce competitive and purposeful graduates.

Shenandoah's History

Dayton, Virginia was Shenandoah’s home for 85 years. In 1875, the university was founded there as Shenandoah High School. Over the next 85 years, the institution changed names six times but always kept “Shenandoah” as part of its name. In 1946, the school nearly closed due to financial concerns. Rather than closing the school, university president Dr. Forrest S. Racey oversaw the move to Winchester. The last classes in Dayton began in the fall of 1959 with an enrollment of 159 students. Shenandoah opened its doors in Winchester in September 1960.

In Winchester, the school began to thrive and, in 1991, became Shenandoah University.

The Shenandoah of Today

The university now spans 5 locations:

Shenandoah offers over 150 academic programs for undergraduate and graduate students across seven schools:

Join a university community that brings high energy to learning and activities on and off campus. With 21 men’s and women’s athletics teams and more than 90 clubs and organizations, jump into life on a vibrant campus. Countless international programs expose our students, staff, and faculty to the world and teach them to become global citizens.

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