Adjunct Instructor of Nursing, UT Southern

The School of Social Sciences at the University of Tennessee Southern is seeking qualified part-time adjunct instructors to teach undergraduate in History.

The D.W. Johnston School of Business at the University of Tennessee Southern has periodic openings for part-time, adjunct faculty to teach various business courses. The position's principal responsibility is teaching. Further, the position is responsible for demonstrating academic competence in the appropriate subject matter area

The Opportunity The University of Tennessee Southern enthusiastically invites applications for the position of Nursing Instructor (Full Time 9-month, Non-Tenure-Track). This is a full-time faculty position with teaching responsibilities in Nursing, housed in the School of Nursing and Public Health Education. Instructors are expected to be dedicated to excellent undergraduate education and student success. Instructors typically teach a 15 credit hour workload of courses per semester as well as provide service to the university and community. There may be opportunities to develop new courses. This is a full-time, in-person position beginning in August 2025.

Located in Pulaski, UT Southern stands as the fourth undergraduate campus in the UT System. It is the only public four-year institution of higher education between Chattanooga and Memphis, and situated along Tennessee’s southern border, the campus is conveniently located about 70 miles south of Nashville and 40 miles north of Huntsville, Alabama. The over 1,000 students enrolled at UT Southern enjoy a private, small-college experience at an affordable, public-university cost. Low student-teacher ratios, high classroom personalization, and the resources of a land-grant university system are among the many advantages students experience. Nearly 30 academic programs are available through the schools of business, education, arts and humanities, mathematics and sciences, nursing, and social sciences. The UT Southern Firehawks, competing in the Southern States Athletic Conference, have 19 nationally competitive athletic teams.