Rowan University is seeking adjunct faculty to teach asynchronous, online courses in Psychology. The Psychology Department offers a range of graduate and undergraduate programs, including a BA in Psychology, a BS in Psychological Science, and a minor in Psychology. You can find a full list of our current programs on our website [https://csm.rowan.edu/departments/psychology/academic-programs/]. Rowan Online instructors play an essential role in providing students with a dynamic, engaging asynchronous online learning experience. Instructors must be proficient with a learning management system (LMS), have proven academic excellence, and expertise in current practices/trends in Psychology. Instructors work collaboratively with the Psychology Department and the Rowan Online Student Success and Operations teams to support a successful learning experience for our students. Applications will be accepted year-round. When an asynchronous teaching vacancy arises, we will review the submitted applications to staff the courses. The application must be submitted via our online career site – jobs.rowan.edu [https://jobs.rowan.edu/]. Qualifications: Candidates must possess at least a Master’s Degree in psychology or a related discipline. A doctoral degree is preferred. Strong skills in the areas of critical thinking, emotional intelligence, leadership, diversity, and inclusion. Strong technical skills, including proficiency working with a learning management system (LMS), video conferencing (Webex, Zoom, etc.), Google Drive, and other platforms, as well as the following technology requirements. [https://sites.rowan.edu/rowanonline/support/technology-requirements.html] Familiarity with Canvas LMS preferred Experience with asynchronous online instruction, digital communication, discussion facilitation, and alignment of assessments with digital learning outcomes. Strong communication skills, ensuring that course objectives, expectations, and feedback are clearly provided to support student success. Preference will be given to applicants with teaching experience at the college and/or university level, especially those with a strong record of excellence in asynchronous instruction. Ability to create opportunities for dialogue within the learning experience. Expectations: Rowan Online adjunct faculty are expected to: Foster an engaging, supportive, and responsive online learning environment by following best practices and guidelines for teaching excellence, maintaining clear communication, actively engaging students, and providing timely responses and feedback. Offer evening and weekend availability to support student success and enhance accessibility. Comply with mandated policies and regulations and adhere to all University-wide policies. Complete all applicable instructor training, orientation, and course-related administrative tasks in a timely manner. Note: Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the US, and the university will not sponsor an applicant for a work visa for this position. Candidates must reside in the US. Required documents: A current and complete curriculum vitae Cover Letter. The letter should include the following information: the type of courses you are interested in teaching and are qualified to teach asynchronously; your general availability for teaching (Fall, Spring, or Summer Semester) and preferred number of courses/credit; detailed information about previous teaching experience and qualifications in teaching college courses, asynchronously and in-person; the names and contact information of three references, Teaching Philosophy Unofficial Graduate Transcripts for all listed degrees. Please note that successful candidates will be asked to submit official transcripts. Optional Documents: Professional License(s) for all listed. Syllabus Sample Course evaluations Salary and Benefits: In compliance with the State of New Jersey's Pay Transparency Act, and in accordance with the current MOA, Rowan University adjuncts are provided with a minimum of $2,225 per credit for all courses taught, with a maximum teaching load of 8 credits per semester, 12 credits in an academic year. Courses will be assigned by the College and Department on an as-needed basis. Location: Remote