Adjunct Professor of Foundational Writing - Florham --2026
Part-timeFairleigh Dickinson University
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Fairleigh Dickinson University is hiring an Adjunct Professor of Foundational Writing - Florham --2026. Fairleigh Dickinson University is seeking an Adjunct Professor of Foundational Writing for its Florham Campus. The role involves teaching undergraduate composition courses, including developmental writing and Gen-Ed composition courses like Rhetoric & Inquiry and Research & Argument. The program has a particular need for candidates with in-person and daytime availability.
Successful candidates bring Master's Degree In English, Background Check Required, and Social Security Card Required. Preferred (not required): Teaching Writing.
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Job Summary:
The Foundational Writing Program is actively seeking applicants to teach undergraduate composition courses. The Foundational Writing Program offers two levels of developmental writing and the university’s two required Gen-Ed composition courses, Comp I: Rhetoric & Inquiry and Comp II: Research & Argument. We have a particular need for in-person and daytime availability.
Preferred candidates will have experience teaching writing and an M.A. in Rhetoric and Composition/Writing Studies or Literacy Education. Candidates with degrees in other fields of English Studies, Creative Writing, Linguistics are also encouraged to apply.
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Requirements: Master’s degree in English or related field.
Employment is contingent upon a satisfactory background check. Candidates for hire will be required to sign a waiver authorizing the background check and produce a Social Security Card.
Status: Part-Time
Campus: Florham Campus, Madison, NJ
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