Queens College Sociology is Searching for Instructors The Department of Sociology at Queens College in the City University of New York seeks adjunct instructors for the 2025-2026 academic year. We invite scholars and seasoned professionals to join us in delivering top-tier instruction in our programs: Our sociology program is one of the largest in the United States, as measured by annual counts of graduating majors An applied multimethod social science graduate program with an outstanding record of placing working class students in highly-competitive jobs Benefits An academic job in New York City $91.67 per contact hour (current as of this posting; refer to the official pay scale for updates) Extensive benefits, including comprehensive health insurance and pension (click here for more) A listing as a faculty member on our official web site Membership on our faculty listserv An *.edu email address Participation in a community with award-winning scholars and accomplished practitioners Membership in a research-active department To Apply Send vita and supporting materials to: [email protected], Subject: “Adjunct Instructor Applications” Needs We are a large department with wide-ranging needs. High-Demand Courses SOC 101: Introduction to Sociology SOC 103: Sociology of American Life SOC 208: Social Problems DATA 205: Introductory Quantitative Analytics DATA 212W: Research Methodology DATA 334: Applied Research Seminar. Specialty Classes Related to Careers Law & Criminal Justice Social Work, Counseling & Mental Healthcare Human Resources Management Marketing and Mass Communications Applied Social Scientific Research Specialty Classes in Sociology and Methodology Advanced Quantitative Analysis Research Methodology Race, Ethnicity, and ReliRead More »Queens College Sociology is Searching for Instructors
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