Lecturer-Pool Faculty of Computer Information Systems & Security - Up to 5 positions to be filled

Teaches Computer Information Systems and Security courses, including but not limited to IT Essentials, Operating Systems, Networking, Scripting, Cloud Computing, Shell Programming, and Information Security, at various times and instructional modalities (in-person, hybrid, and online). Develops and delivers hands-on, competency-based lessons that align with course learning outcomes and industry standards (e.g., NIST, Cisco, CompTIA). Submits accurate and timely reports, attendance records, grades, and other required documentation in accordance with institutional policies. Utilizes and adheres to approved course syllabi, ensuring content coverage and rigor in alignment with Workforce Education Course Manual (WECM) guidelines. Provides academic advising and availability to students through scheduled office hours, email, or virtual meetings to support student success. Assesses student performance using a variety of evaluation tools and communicates progress promptly, providing constructive feedback to guide improvement. Maintains professional and collegial relationships with students, colleagues, and community stakeholders, contributing to a positive and inclusive learning environment. Participates in departmental meetings, curriculum development, assessment activities, professional development workshops, and institutional trainings. Performs other duties as assigned, which may include collaboration on program enhancement, advisory committee engagement, or coordination of instructional resources.

Key Responsibilities: Delivers engaging, hands-on instruction. Develops syllabi, lesson plans, and assignments aligned with program objectives. Provides constructive feedback and support to students. Stays current with trends, technology, and industry standards. Collaborates with other faculty to enhance curriculum and student outcomes.