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Phone: 831.479.6328

Location: Aptos Campus, Room 701

Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 5:30pm

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Part Time Faculty Job Opportunities

Cabrillo College is currently seeking applications for anticipated openings in those disciplines marked with an asterisk (*) as noted on the Adjunct Discipline List.

In addition, we welcome adjunct application packets on a continuous basis for our adjunct pool.

If you are interested in applying for an open position or being considered for inclusion in an adjunct pool, you must submit a complete application packet.

Please see the list of required application materials at Adjunct Faculty Opportunities .

California State Chancellors Office Minimum Qualifications List

Part Time Job Opportunities for Fall 2008

Semester dates:  September 2 - December 20,  2008

BIOLOGY

Animal Diversity and Evolutionary Principles instructor (Bio 1B):

Candidates must have coursework or experience in animal diversity/evolutionary principles.  Class meets Tues/Thur 8:00am-12:40pm. If you have questions about this position, call Robin McFarland at (831) 479-6445 or email her at <romcfarl@cabrillo.edu>.

Ecology instructor (Bio 11C):

Candidates must have coursework or experience in ecology.  Class meets Mon/Wed 8:00am-12:40pm and the lab includes a field trip over one weekend, September 19-21, 2008.  If you have any questions, call Robin McFarland at (831) 479-6445 or email her at <romcfarl@cabrillo.edu>.

Construction and Energy Management

Construction Skills instructor:  Hands-on/skills construction technology courses regarding events/tasks related to residential construction.  For further questions, contact Chuck Mornard at (831) 479-6235.

Digital Management Career Preparation

DMCP instructor:  (2 combined courses~1 instructor to teach both)

DMCP 112 ~ Fundamentals of Digital Management 

DMCP 113 ~ Fundamentals of Digital Management Intensive

Students conduct research in their community focused on a social justice topic chosen by the student teams.  Courses are integrated with 5 other DMCP courses taught in a cohort model learning community with 5 other instructors.  Curriculum is provided with a structured sequence to maintain integration with other courses taught in this cohort model.  Taught at the Watsonville Center.  5 teaching units total, for both courses.  For more information, please see website at http://www.cabrillo.edu/academics/wdba/ or call Beth Nelson at (831) 477-3272 or email at <benelson@cabrillo.edu>.

MATH

Math instructor:  Assignments are available both on the Aptos campus and at the Watsonville Center.  Classes available are typically Essential Math (Math 254 or Math 254A/B), Elementary Algebra (Math 154) and Intermediate Algebra (Math 152) in the evening.  Other assignments may also be available.  For further questions, contact Nancy Fetterman at (831) 479-6499.