Adjunct Instructor – Department of Political Science and History

Rich in history, steeped in tradition, Hampton University is a
dynamic, progressive institution of higher education, providing a
broad range of technical ,
liberal
arts , and graduate
degree programs . In addition to being one of the top
historically black universities in the world, Hampton University is
a tightly-knit community of learners and educators, representing 49
states and 35 territories and nations.

Hampton University’s Department of Political Science and History is
seeking adjunct instructors for in-person courses for HIS 106:
World Civilizations II and HIS 107: Survey of African American
History.

Per the Academic Catalog:

HIS 106 surveys the period from the French Revolution (1789) to the
present, years when many aspects of the contemporary world were
shaped. Themes emphasized include economic, religious, social
(gender, race, age, families, communities), ecological, political
and military history.

HIS 107 Part of the World Civilization sequence, a survey of the
experiences of Blacks in America from 1500 to the present Includes
material about peoples and institutions of pre-colonial Africa and
the Atlantic slave trade

Requirements

Qualified candidates should have a graduate degree (doctorate
preferred) in History, or related field from an accredited
university. Experience in and evidence of successful teaching in a
university setting is preferred. Candidates without a Master’s
degree in History or a related field can possess a Master’s degree
in any field with at least 18 graduate semester hours in History or
the related field.

Salary based on student enrollment.

How to Apply

If you are interested in applying for an adjunct History position,
please fill out the Hampton University Application for Employment
for faulty and send it, along with your graduate-level
transcript(s) and CV, to catherine.porter@hamptonu.edu.

General questions can also be directed to
catherine.porter@hamptonu.edu.