Mount Laurel
Stony Brook University College of Business
Riverside, California
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Posted: 03-Nov-25
Location: Mount Laurel
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Internal Number: 4117366
This Adjunct Faculty position will teach one of the construction courses during the Spring/Fall semesters. FAD 120, FAD 142 and FAD 165. The Adjunct Faculty works under the direction of the Program Coordinator and the administration of the Division of STEM to facilitate class instruction, evaluate student performances, develop and manage syllabi, develop course materials, and comply with any Department, Division or College requirements. Please note: course caps may be up to 40 students.
Adjunct Faculty will be paid $700 per credit hour for this position. Sr. Adjunct Faculty will be paid $750 per credit hour.
Adjunct faculty are instructional personnel whose services are contracted on a semester/term basis. Essential responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
Manage and update syllabi, course materials, assignments and projects.
Use of Black Board or similar platforms is required for course materials, attendance and grading.
Be prepared for class and meet with students on time and as scheduled.
Submit critiques and grades in a timely manner.
Respond to student and department emails in a timely manner.
Input midterm and final grades in Webadvisor and turn in all attendance and grade records at the end of the semester.
Meet with the Program Coordinator during the semester.
Faculty must know the following:
Ability to operate Juki sewing machines and sergers and be able to quickly troubleshoot machines.
Teach students how to operate all Juki machines.
Understand, teach and demonstrate a large variety of industry sewing techniques.
Understand the principles of pattern drafting and be able to teach and demonstrate a large variety of pattern making skills.
Excellent skills in garment sewing construction and be able to teach and demonstrate these skills.
Able to understand and operate digital 2d and 3d software.
Participate and provide support during the annual fashion show (Spring semester).
Overall Purpose and Responsibility
Faculty will have extensive knowledge and skills in developing and teaching pattern making, industry sewing techniques and some knowledge of digital software in pattern making.
Faculty are required to help students during the fashion show (Spring semester) and will provide support during the day of the fashion show.
Education
BS , BA or BFA in Fashion Design, MS preferred
Experience
1+ year experience in the fashion industry
Proven record/portfolio of strong pattern making and sewing skills
Some teaching experience at college level is preferred
Required Documents
Cover letter
Resume or CV
Official transcripts will be required upon hire
Employment is contingent upon Criminal Background Check
