Adjunct Opportunities - Physics
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BERGEN COMM COLLEGE
Paramus, NJ, US
Summary
Deliver high-quality physics instruction to science and non-science majors to support professional development and informed citizenship. Support departmental activities, including the Emil Buehler Trust Observatory and various campus clubs.
Job Description
Bergen Community College is accepting applications for adjunct positions in the Physics department for Fall and Winter 2026.
Physical Sciences Department:
The department of physical sciences at Bergen Community College serves the scientific interests of students through excellence in course offerings and effective teaching techniques to communicate scientific knowledge that meets student needs for today and paves the way to tomorrow. Application of scientific knowledge is encouraged to support the professional development of science majors and to enable non-science majors to make informed decisions based on scientific fact, leading to better educated citizens and consumers, as well as instilling a desire for life-long learning. The department of physical sciences supports Bergen’s assessment activities, the Emil Buehler Trust Observatory, professional symposia and meetings, several campus clubs, the Learning in Retirement program, and other community efforts.
Courses and Requirements:
Physics
Required: Masters’ degree in Physics, Engineering or related field; at least one year of college level teaching experience.
Rates and Benefits:
- Adjunct rates is $960 a credit for adjuncts with a Masters.
- Tuition Waiver for BCC courses for themselves or their dependents
- ABP and 403b
Bergen Community College provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
Bergen Community College’s STEM Research Center is the central hub of our STEM Program, featuring top of the line research equipment and facilities. The STEM Research Center enables students to build skills and a community through our research program, workshops and STEM events. Each year BCC students have overwhelming success in our STEM Student Scholars (3SP) Research Program, utilizing the STEM Research Center to conduct faculty mentored research projects which benefit our society.
Our research projects range from initiatives to develop a biomimetic prosthetic arm using affordable materials to our hydroponics experiential research designed to empower students of the benefits of locally grown, pesticide-free food in urban and suburban settings.
If you are a Bergen STEM student and want to get involved in research, check out the current projects listed on this website!
Company size
11-50 employees
Industry
Higher Education
Org type
Educational
Headquarters
Paramus, New Jersey
Bergen Community College’s STEM Research Center is the central hub of our STEM Program, featuring top of the line research equipment and facilities. The STEM Research Center enables students to build skills and a community through our research program, workshops and STEM events. Each year BCC students have overwhelming success in our STEM Student Scholars (3SP) Research Program, utilizing the STEM Research Center to conduct faculty mentored research projects which benefit our society.
Our research projects range from initiatives to develop a biomimetic prosthetic arm using affordable materials to our hydroponics experiential research designed to empower students of the benefits of locally grown, pesticide-free food in urban and suburban settings.
If you are a Bergen STEM student and want to get involved in research, check out the current projects listed on this website!
Company size
11-50 employees
Industry
Higher Education
Org type
Educational
Headquarters
Paramus, New Jersey