Salem State University is seeking adjunct professors with interest and experience teaching English. Teaching assignments will include first year writing. Other subjects will depend upon the expertise of the candidate and needs of the program.

Salem State University is seeking adjunct professors with interest and experience teaching in Secondary Education, Educational Studies, and Educational Leadership. Teaching assignments will include seminars, practica, lectures, and other subjects will depend upon the expertise of the candidate and needs of the program.   Salem State University values, celebrates and appreciates diversity in all its forms and endeavors to create a space that reflects the campus community population which it serves. Our students come to Salem State University from 38 states and 48 countries and reflect the demographics of the greater Boston community in which we live. We are passionate about providing an experience for them and our fellow staff and faculty, where everyone can feel supported while they explore, learn, and celebrate their identities, similarities, and differences. We welcome you to come celebrate with us and become a member of our community.

Overview Salem State University is seeking SIM lab instructors with interest and experience teaching clinical nursing in the simulation/skills laboratories in the undergraduate nursing program. The RN Lab Instructor for the Nursing Skills Lab will supervise clinical skill acquisition and remediation for nursing majors. This will include demonstration of skills, instruction and evaluation of competencies, and use of simulation equipment to enhance student learning. We seek nursing instructors to work collaboratively with faculty, in a school with future-directed leadership and a collective focus on academic excellence, success of our students and faculty development. This is a range of 6 to 12 hours/week over the course of the semester.

Salem State University is seeking an adjunct professor with interest and experience in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Language (TESOL) courses. Teaching assignments will include core graduate courses in language acquisition, language instruction, curriculum and assessment, and culturally sustaining pedagogy. Teaching assignments can also be seminars, pre-practicum, and practicum experiences, depending upon the expertise of the candidate and needs of the programs. Course delivery modalities include on campus and online instruction.

Salem State University Nursing School of Nursing invites applications for adjunct faculty with interest and experience teaching Pediatric or Maternity Health in a clinical setting. Teaching assignments may include days, evenings, or weekends and range from 6 to 15 hours/week over the course of the semester.   We seek adjuncts who will work collaboratively with faculty, in a school with future-directed leadership and a collective focus on academic excellence, success of students and faculty development.   This posting will be valid for three years to build a sufficient adjunct pool.

Salem State University Nursing School of Nursing invites applications for adjunct faculty with interest and experience teaching Public Health in a clinical setting. Teaching assignments may include days, evenings, or weekends and range from 6 to 15 hours/week over the course of the semester.   We seek adjuncts who will work collaboratively with faculty, in a school with future-directed leadership and a collective focus on academic excellence, success of students and faculty development.   This posting will be valid for three years to build a sufficient adjunct pool.

Salem State University is seeking adjunct professors with interest and experience teaching mathematics. Teaching assignments may include 100-level courses such as Statistics, Quantitative Methods for Business and/or PreCalculus; other courses will depend upon the expertise of the candidate and needs of the program.   Salem State University values, celebrates and appreciates diversity in all its forms and endeavors to create a space that reflects the campus community population which it serves. Our students come to Salem State University from 38 states and 48 countries and reflect the demographics of the greater Boston community in which we live. We are passionate about providing an experience for them and our fellow staff and faculty, where everyone can feel supported while they explore, learn, and celebrate their identities, similarities, and differences. We welcome you to come celebrate with us and become a member of our community.  

The School of Nursing is seeking an electronic computer operator II (ECO II) to support the day-to-day operations of the Nursing Resource Center (NRC). Under the supervision of the Director of the Nursing Resource Center, this position organizes and collaborates in the creation of the simulation lab schedules for over 1500 student visits to the SIM lab each semester. This essential role to schedules students for supplemental instruction per course requirements, simulation lab schedules, clinical skills testing, as well as assist with scheduling the ATI NCLEX Review Course, and the ATI testing schedule. The ECO II is responsible for the input, correction, and disbursement in multiple internal and external electronic computer databases, including ATI, maintains medical supply inventory, and supervises student's work in the computer lab.   Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm, M-F Break: One hour Salary: $59,960.94 annually/$1,153.095 weekly

Salem State University is seeking adjunct professors with interest and experience teaching Media and Communication. Teaching assignments will include Intro to Media and Communication, Writing for Media, and Mass Media and Society.  Other subjects will depend upon the expertise of the candidate and needs of the program.    Salem State University values, celebrates and appreciates diversity in all its forms and endeavors to create a space that reflects the campus community population which it serves. Our students come to Salem State University from 38 states and 48 countries and reflect the demographics of the greater Boston community in which we live. We are passionate about providing an experience for them and our fellow staff and faculty, where everyone can feel supported while they explore, learn, and celebrate their identities, similarities, and differences. We welcome you to come celebrate with us and become a member of our community.  

Salem State University is seeking adjunct professors with interest and experience teaching developmental or cognitive or social psychology. Teaching assignments will include in-person undergraduate courses in those areas; other subjects will depend upon the expertise of the candidate and needs of the program.   Salem State University values and appreciates diversity in all its forms and endeavors to create a space that reflects the campus community population which it serves. Our students come to Salem State University from 38 states and 48 countries and reflect the demographics of the greater Boston community in which we live. We are passionate about providing an experience for them and our fellow staff and faculty, where everyone can feel supported while they explore, learn, and celebrate their identities, similarities, and differences. We invite you to become a member of our community.

The Criminal Justice Department invites applications for a full-time, temporary one year faculty position. The ideal candidate has demonstrated ability to teach in the areas of criminal law and introduction to courts. The successful individual can also teach a variety of courses within the undergraduate program such as introduction to criminal justice, administration of justice, and global crime and justice, as well as the graduate program in criminal justice.   Salem State University is committed to excellence in teaching. We pride ourselves in providing first-rate classroom experiences and supervising intensive learning opportunities such as research and internships. Many of our students are first-generation, racial/ethnic minorities, veterans, and adult learners. Salem State University is located in the Greater Boston area in the historic city of Salem, Massachusetts. The Greater Boston region is famous for its world-class education, healthcare, and business enterprises and the area offers numerous opportunities for professional and personal enrichment. 

The House and Theater Manager will support Salem State’s award-winning Theatre and Speech Communication department and robust academic arts programming. The House and Theater Manager will be responsible for managing and supervising front of house operations for both the Sophia Gordon Center for Creative and Performing Arts and the Callan Studio Theatre. They will also review and coordinate all space requests for the two venues. The House and Theater Manager ensures a welcoming and hospitable environment, providing all necessary customer service to create positive, memorable experiences for audience members. This is a 29 hour per week, part-time, on-site, in-person position.   Salem State's Theatre department is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Theatre and offers a BA in Theatre Arts (Performance, Technical Theatre) and a BFA in Theatre Arts (Design, Directing, Performance, Playwrighting, Stage Management, Technical Theatre), and performs in a newly renovated $26 million state-of-the-art theater, The Sophia Gordon Center for Creative & Performing Arts.

The Director of Grants and Sponsored Projects at Salem State oversees the university’s efforts to secure public and government grants and awards that support our priorities. The director serves as the primary administrator of grants for the university and will be responsible for providing vision, expertise, and oversight for its public grants program in alignment with the university’s mission to contribute to a global society through equitable educational access, teaching, and scholarship. The director will advance the university’s position as an emerging HSI/MSI and promote the values of the new strategic plan to center student success by supporting and growing institutional funding and research.   Salem State University values and appreciates diversity in all its forms and endeavors to create a space that reflects the campus community population which it serves. Our students come to Salem State University from 38 states and 48 countries and reflect the demographics of the greater Boston community in which we live. We are passionate about providing an experience for them and our fellow staff and faculty, where everyone can feel supported while they explore, learn, and celebrate their identities, similarities, and differences. We invite you to become a member of our community.

The director of orientation assists the institution in achieving its goals of creating shared experiences that will inspire new students at Salem State to connect and thrive. It is crucial the director exhibits strong organizational and administrative skills; strong interpersonal communication skills; excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills; team building skills; the ability to build positive and effective relationships across the campus and community as this position provides leadership and oversight for the implementation, planning and development of programming for all new and transfer students through orientation programs. Working with appropriate campus partners (e.g., Academic Colleges, First-Year Experience, Marketing & Creative Services), the director will also serve as the campus lead on family programs. Additionally, this person will take the lead in pulling together a schedule of events for Welcome Week. The successful candidate must have a strong commitment to diversity and have the ability to work independently with minimal supervision and the ability to manage multiple tasks while providing exemplary customer service.   Salem State University values and appreciates diversity in all its forms and endeavors to create a space that reflects the campus community population which it serves. Our students come to Salem State University from 38 states and 48 countries and reflect the demographics of the greater Boston community in which we live. We are passionate about providing an experience for them and our fellow staff and faculty, where everyone can feel supported while they explore, learn, and celebrate their identities, similarities, and differences. We invite you to become a member of our community.

The Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services is seeking an organized and customer service oriented person to serve as a confidential administrative assistant (AAII) to the dean and staff associate. This role will provide support according to established procedures in areas that include but are not limited to day-to-day operations, budget management, records development, maintenance and reporting, clerical support, data analysis and reporting, workflow and traffic management, student employee and staff management, and related work as needed. The AAII is also the primary point of contact for both internal and external entities, responding to inquiries from students, staff, faculty, and others; and liaises with various internal departments and external bodies to ensure the college and its departments regularly function at optimum levels. The successful candidate will possess a high level of computer competency.   Salem State University values, celebrates and appreciates diversity in all its forms and endeavors to create a space that reflects the campus community population which it serves. Our students come to Salem State University from 38 states and 48 countries and reflect the demographics of the greater Boston community in which we live. We are passionate about providing an experience for them and our fellow staff and faculty, where everyone can feel supported while they explore, learn, and celebrate their identities, similarities, and differences. We welcome you to come celebrate with us and become a member of our community.   Hours: 8am-4:30pm, Saturday and Sunday off Break: One Hour Salary: $57,223.66 annually/$1,100.45 weekly Application Deadline: May 10, 2024

The Center for Justice and Liberation advocates and serves as a comprehensive collaborative community space that honors and centers the holistic development and retention of underrepresented, marginalized, and stigmatized students due to oppressive structures. The center’s work is focused in the areas of social justice, liberation, academic enrichment, advocacy and resources.   The office oversees all identity-based student groups, clubs and organizations, providing guidance and administration of policies and protocol. The director provides leadership regarding the use of university funds and resources to produce efficient efforts at building and producing an engaged student body. The ideal candidate will be a committed professional with knowledge about race, racial identity, students across and outside the gender and sexual orientation spectrum, intersectionality, and possess a commitment to the holistic development of diverse student populations.

Salem State University is seeking adjunct professors with interest and experience teaching graduate Physical Education courses. Teaching assignments will include pedagogy and sobject matter knowledge courses.  Other subjects will depend upon the expertise of the candidate and needs of the program.   Salem State University values and appreciates diversity in all its forms and endeavors to create a space that reflects the campus community population which it serves. Our students come to Salem State University from 38 states and 48 countries and reflect the demographics of the greater Boston community in which we live. We are passionate about providing an experience for them and our fellow staff and faculty, where everyone can feel supported while they explore, learn, and celebrate their identities, similarities, and differences. We invite you to become a member of our community.