Colorado Mountain College in Steamboat Springs is seeking a part-time faculty member to teach an in-person English Composition class during the day of the Fall 23 Semester.

The ideal candidate will be an engaging instructor with a dynamic approach to instruction.

Applicants, at a minimum, must have the equivalent of a master’s degree in English or a master’s degree in a non-related field and 18 graduate level credits in English.

This is an adjunct position and pays on a per class contract.  It is not a fulltime position.

Please email Melissa Dowd at madowd@coloradomtn.edu with your resume and unofficial graduate transcripts.

The Leadville campus of Colorado Mountain College is seeking an adjunct faculty member to teach Physical Geography (GEO 1011) during the fall 2023 semester, and two Human Geography (GEO 1006) classes during the spring 2024 semester. The classes can be taught remotely, in person, via web-based meeting times, online, or by using a combination of modalities. Interested candidates can choose to teach one, two, or all three classes.

Physical Geography (GEO 1011 LV30): Fall semester (Aug. 21 – Dec. 08, 2023) Human Geography (GEO 1006 LV50): Spring semester (Jan. 15 – May 03, 2024) Human Geography (GEO 1006 LV51): Spring semester (Jan. 15 – May 03, 2024)

Qualifications include full-time CO residency; a master’s in Geography, or related area of study with at least 18 credits in geography. Interested candidates are encouraged to email their resume and unofficial graduate transcripts to Assistant Dean of Instruction, Jeremiah Johnson, at jjohnson@coloradomtn.edu.

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Colorado Mountain College in Rifle is seeking a part-time faculty member to teach an in-person High School Equivalency class during the Fall 23 and Spring 24 Semesters at the Rifle Campus.

The ideal candidate, at a minimum, should have experience working with high school age students and be passionate about making a difference in the lives of troubled youth. A background using counseling skills is desired. The main content of HSE classes focus on test taking skills. A previous background teaching test taking skills is not necessary.

This is an adjunct position and pays per class contract.  It is not a fulltime position.

Please email Alix at aknipe@coloradomtn.edu your resume and letter of interest.

Colorado Mountain College in Leadville is seeking part time faculty to teach English courses. These are in-person classes that will begin in late August and early September, and will conclude the week of December 4th. We have already determined the times that work best for students’ schedule, but there can be a bit of flexibility with these if necessary.

The ideal candidate will be an engaging teacher with a dynamic approach to teaching. The Leadville Campus prides itself on the active art of teaching and illuminating learning for all students through experiential teaching in the outdoors and in the classroom setting.

Applicants, at a minimum, should have a graduate level degree in English or a related field with 18 credits of graduate coursework in this area. Preparation of curriculum, syllabus, and assessments is expected.

If you are interested or have questions, please send a resume that highlights your experience in this area and unofficial transcrip…

Colorado Mountain College Salida is seeking an adjunct faculty assistant teacher for our ESL (English as a Second Language) classes. This faculty member would assist with instruction and break-out groups, collecting accurate student information for registration purposes and Adult Education and Literacy Act (AELA) grant intake forms, as well as documenting evidence of completed learning outcomes for the AELA grant reporting. Ability to form trusting relationships with students of diverse backgrounds, with varying skill levels of English, is a must. Bilingual in Spanish is required. Please send resume/CV, unofficial college transcripts, and three professional references to Jamie Kruis, Assistant Dean of Instruction, at jkruis@coloradomtn.edu.

Colorado Mountain College, Vail Valley at Edwards, is looking for part-time faculty to teach various courses, starting in the fall 2023 semester, for the bachelor’s degree in Human Services.

Qualified candidates should have a minimum of a master’s degree in a human services-related field such as counseling, psychology, or social work. Applicants must be Colorado residents.

If interested, please reach out with questions or send an introduction and resume to Amy Blakey, Assistant Dean of Instruction, at 970-569-2930 or ablakey@coloradomtn.edu.