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• Teach a normal load of 18 contact hours per semester / 36 contact hours per academic year starting no earlier than August 25 and
  ending no later than June 25.
• When conducting classes and laboratories:
• Conduct classes as scheduled by department
  chair and dean.
• Process and post grades as scheduled in the academic year.
• Assist the department chair with the master
  schedule of all Physics classes including meeting times, days of the week, location, duration, and instructors.
• Start class on time
  and conduct class for the fully scheduled time period.
• Perform hands-on laboratory experiments, where appropriate
• Provide
  students with a written statement of course requirements and expectations that shall include the attendance and grading policy, course
  objectives, and a course outline.
• Retain all credit course documentation for a period of not less than three (3) years upon the
  completion of the course.
• Observe the approved Departmental Master Syllabi.

• Maintain a minimum of four (4) office
  hours per week for consultation with students.
• Adhere to the “Professional Code of Ethics” subscribed to between the Board of
  Trustees and the Faculty Association.
• Participate in academic advisement as scheduled.
• Participate in annual assessment of
  course and program learning outcomes.
• Participate in the academic program review of the curriculum as scheduled.
• Participate in the Mentoring Program for Non-Tenured Faculty Members and the Partners in Learning Program for Tenured Faculty
  Members.
• Revise Physics curriculum and update/modernize laboratory experiments, as needed, in collaboration with the Department
  Chair.
• Attend all division meetings and monthly department meetings.
• Attend meetings of the Faculty Assembly; attend
  College committee meetings as appointed.
• Attend all orientation functions and commencement activities ‘as required.’
• Comply with all safety, fire and smoking regulations.
• Complete all mandatory compliance and safety training as scheduled by Human
  Resources.
• Perform all other duties as assigned.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Master’s degree or higher in
  Physics or related field; Ph.D. in Physics preferred.
• Teaching experience required; community college teaching experience
  preferred.
• Experience using modern laboratory equipment and data acquisition systems.