Department of History
Employment
Adjunct Employment Opportunities
The Department of History at Boise State University invites applications for part-time adjunct instructors to teach classes during the day, evenings and weekends, at each of the university’s several campus sites in southwestern Idaho. Adjunct faculty will have the opportunity to teach lower-division, introductory courses in European, U.S. and Eastern Civilizations, depending on specialty. Upper-division specialty courses may also come available, but not regularly.
Qualified applicants must have at least a master’s degree in history or a related field. Teaching experience, especially at the post-secondary level, is highly desirable.
Successful applicants will be placed into a pool of qualified instructors. Semester course assignments will depend upon department needs and will be designated on a term-by-term basis. No adjunct may teach more than 21 credits (7 classes) in any given academic year and no more than 12 credits in any semester. Course assignments are not guaranteed and performance will be evaluated each semester.
Required Application Materials:
- Letter of application. This must address your teaching philosophy and courses of interest.
- Curriculum vitae (resume)
- Graduate Transcripts
- Two letters of recommendation that verify your professional qualifications.
Send materials to:
Adjunct Faculty Committee, Department of History, Boise State University, 1910 University Drive, Boise, ID 83725.
Review of applicants is on an on-going basis. Email correspondence (questions or submission of application materials) can be sent to LisaBrady@boisestate.edu.
Adjunct Faculty Handbook: www.boisestate.edu/adjunctfaculty
Boise State University is a growing institution (>19,000 students) serving Idaho’s metropolitan center. As the State’s capital and business, financial and cultural center, Boise is recognized as one of America’s best places to live. A favorable cost of living, coupled with moderate climate and a wide variety of cultural and recreational opportunities, contribute to an outstanding quality of life for our faculty. Additional information about the Department of History and the University can be found through Boise State University’s web site: www.boisestate.edu.
About the City of Boise:
Boise State University is located in the Treasure Valley at the base of the Rocky Mountains with the Boise River flowing through campus. The city offers a vibrant business community, a full calendar of cultural events, and moderate climate that contribute to an outstanding quality of life. Recreational opportunities nearby including world class skiing, whitewater rafting, kayaking, fishing, camping, hiking and biking. (City of Boise website)
Boise State University is an EOE/AA institution and is strongly committed to achieving excellence through cultural diversity. The University actively encourages applications from women, persons of color, and members of other underrepresented groups. Veteran preference.