ILLINOIS CENTRAL COLLEGE HOSTS WEBINAR AND “VIRTUAL” JOB FAIR TO ATTRACT QUALIFIED ADJUNCT FACULTY

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Illinois Central College is seeking qualified adjunct faculty to teach its subject areas of high need. The College will host a webinar, “ICC Adjunct Faculty Job Fair: A Virtual Adjunct Faculty Recruitment Event” on two separate dates for the convenience of those interested in learning about teaching part-time at ICC.

Participants may choose from one of the following sessions:

·        Tues., November 14 at noon
·        Thurs., November 16 at 4 p.m.

Areas of high need, by department, include:

Agricultural & Industrial Technologies: Caterpillar Dealer Service Technology, General Motors Automotive Service Education Program, Diesel Powered Equipment Technology (DPET), and Welding
Arts and Behavioral Sciences: Theatre, Architectural, and Graphic Design
Business, Legal, & Information Systems: Business, Economics, and, Law Enforcement / Criminal Justice
Health Careers: CNA (Nursing Assistant Program), Medical Assisting, Medical Laboratory Technician Program, Nursing, and Surgical Technology
Humanities: American Sign Language, English, College Success, English as a Second Language, History, Foreign Language, and Political Science
Math, Science, and Engineering: Chemistry, Biology (Anatomy & Physiology), Engineering (Mechanical / Electrical), Mathematics, and Physics
Candidates must have a master’s degree AND/OR 18 hours of graduate-level courses in the discipline to be considered. Some disciplines have additional requirements.

Pre-registration is recommended. To register or for more information on candidate requirements, contact Diverse Faculty Recruiter Margie Lawler at (309) 690-6929 or email Margaret.lawler@icc.edu.                                             

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