Position Summary

Whitworth University is seeking an adjunct instructor to teach Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Detailed Salary Information 
Bachelor's degree with significant experience. | $3,406 per semester.
Master's degree | $3,679 per semester.
PhD | $3,950 per semester.

Core Responsibilities

The instructor will be expected to teach an undergraduate level introduction to Geographic Information Systems, with emphasis on environmental applications.  The course includes both lecture on GIS theory and applications as well as a computer-based lab using ESRI ArcGIS Pro and a field-based class project.

Qualifications, Skills, and Abilities

The candidate should have a Master’s degree in Environmental Science, Geography, or related field, or a bachelor’s degree with significant experience using ESRI-based software and applications.

Other Details

Teaching Schedule
The course will be taught in person on Whitworth’s campus.

A background check and sexual misconduct check will be required on the successful candidate.  

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