Job Summary

• The position requires preparing and delivering Physics and Astronomy coursework that reflects a commitment to success equity and culturally responsive teaching.
• Candidates must be committed to the college's mission of promoting equitable access to educational opportunities for diverse populations including first-generation and low-income students.
• The role involves serving as a mentor to students in the Astronomy program while maintaining regular office hours to improve student retention.

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Skills & Requirements

Key Requirements

• Master's degree in Physics or Astronomy
• 18 graduate hours in physics or astronomy if degree is in another field
• Domicile in the State of Texas required during employment

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