Current Job Opportunities
| Job Title | Description |
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CNE, CCNA, UNIX Instructors | The Business & Computer Information Systems Division is searching for adjunct instructors with current CNE, CCNA and/or UNIX certifications to teach day and evening courses. Master's degree required and prior teaching experience preferred. Please send or fax (610-325-2813) cover letter, resume and copy of certification(s) to: Mychell Sneed-Moore, Assistant Dean Business/CIS, Delaware County Community College, 901 Media Line Road, Media, PA 19063-1094. |
Automotive Instructor - Part Time - Malin Road Center | Part-time instructor to teach classes consisting of both lecture (theory) and lab (practical applications) at the technician level. Day and evening positions in Delco and Chester counties available. Teaching experience or mentoring a plus, must be computer literate in Shop Key, AllData, or a comparable automotive diagnostic software. Please send resume to hr@dccc.edu, attention Jack Powell. |
Security Officer - Exton Campus | The Security Officer performs duties to enforce all college rules, regulations and policies. The officer complies with all college policies, federal, state and local laws; investigates security/safety incidents, prepares pertinent reports and gathers written statements; performs both internal and external patrols and provides security escorts upon request; enforces college parking and traffic regulations; interacts with administrators, faculty, staff, and law enforcement agencies as may be required; informs appropriate staff of all observations regarding safety concerns. |
Custodian - Part Time | This is a part-time position. Housekeeping duties: dusting, vacuuming, mopping, trash removal, floor refinishing and carpet cleaning, plus other duties as assigned. |
Network Services Specialist | The Network Services Specialist is responsible for all aspects of systems administration for academic support, including networks, applications, and databases. This includes implementation, configuration, coordination, control, maintenance, troubleshooting, security, usage monitoring and the development of specialized system procedures within the College. Duties: Install, troubleshoot and maintain Linux and Windows workstations and servers running SUSE, Red Hat, and Fedora Core, including system and application tuning, creation and execution of system maintenance scripts and system backups; facilitate and provide technical guidance on the migration of network service and applications from other operating systems to SUSE; services include DNS, DHCP, File Sharing, Printing, LDAP and directory services; provide continuous support when migrations are completed; participate in security related projects including network vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, business continuity and disaster recovery; capable of installing and supporting switches, firewalls and load balancing solutions across multiple units within the organization; provide 24x7 production support and management of systems, platforms and processes to ensure uptime; contribute to the development of secure computer and network standards, practices and policies; responsible for other tasks as assigned by supervisor. |
The Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Division is searching for adjunct instructors to teach the following day and evening summer Biology courses: Summer I (May 27 - July 2) courses in Human Anatomy (BIO 117), Summer II (July 7 - August 14) courses in Introductory Biology II (BIO 111) and Human Physiology (BIO 118) and 12-week (May 27 - August 14) courses in Microbiology (BIO 230). The course descriptions are available online at www.dccc.edu/courses/BIO. DCCC Biology instructors must hold a Master’s degree in Biology or a related field and possess the requisite teaching skills and appropriate teaching experience. Applications must include a resume, a letter of interest, a copy of unofficial undergraduate and graduate transcripts, and a list of professional references. Official transcripts and two written recommendations will be required before hiring. For more information, or if you are interested in being considered, please contact and/or forward your application to Larry Arrington, Assistant Dean, Mathematics, Science, and Engineering, DCCC, 901 South Media Line Road, Media, PA 19063 (Phone: 610.359.5282 / Fax: 610.359.5048 / Email: larringt@dccc.edu). | |
The Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Division is searching for adjunct instructors to teach daytime, General Chemistry II (CHE 111) courses during Summer I (May 27 - July 2) and Summer II (July 7 - August 14). The course description is available online at www.dccc.edu/courses/CHE/111.html DCCC Chemistry instructors must hold a Master’s degree in Chemistry or a related field and possess the requisite teaching skills and appropriate teaching experience. Applications must include a resume, a letter of interest, a copy of unofficial undergraduate and graduate transcripts, and a list of professional references. Official transcripts and two written recommendations will be required before hiring. For more information, or if you are interested in being considered, please contact and/or forward your application to Larry Arrington, Assistant Dean, Mathematics, Science, and Engineering, DCCC, 901 South Media Line Road, Media, PA 19063 (Phone: 610.359.5282 / Fax: 610.359.5048 / Email: larringt@dccc.edu). | |
Media Technology Support Specialist II - Temporary Position | The Media Technology Support Specialist II position is a temporary position through June 2008, possibly longer. This position assists in support of computing and audio-visual related activities to include off-campus centers as needed; install, maintain, set-up special events and assist faculty and staff in the use of multimedia equipment associated with learning centered activities. This position assists the Media Technology Support Specialist I, the Computer Service Technician and Director, Academic Computing Services, with the following duties as needed: set-up and support special evening and weekend events; documentation for faculty and staff in the effective operation and usage of related multimedia systems; monitors and coordinates evening and weekend reservation of equipment and requesting schedules to use computers and multimedia related equipment in all instructional facilities; maintenance of all departmental equipment, both on and off-campus during evenings and weekend hours; installation of new equipment as requested; set-up and operate sound, lighting and multimedia equipment in the control booth of the large auditorium; maintenance of inventory parts and equipment, statistics, logs, and documentation on usage of systems and facilities; assist with the management of the removable hard drives' labs; participate in ongoing team related activities and learning; hours are to be flexible as needed; perform other duties as assigned. |
Manager of Web Services | Manager of the DCCC Web Services support team. This position provides technical leadership in the support of the College's public website and internal portal, actively participates in the administration of the web portal, the development of dynamic web pages and web programming. The Manager of Web Services manages the web services team and participates in the development of custom web pages, web applications and portal administration; collaborates with other technical infrastructure and application managers, and ensures compliance with the College and industry standards for security, privacy and accessibility. |
Instructional Assistant II - Pennocks Bridge Campus in West Grove | This position supports all Learning Resource Center services by helping students and faculty use tutoring, general testing, computing and library information services. Instructional assistants work up to 25 hours each week and must be able to relate to the diverse constituency of the community college. Instructional Assistants must support a learner-centered, quality-focused support services environment that facilitates the success of all students. All work performed must be in accordance with the stated processes and procedures of the department, DCCC rules and regulations and must meet customer needs. Duties: Facilitate students' use of assigned and supplemental programs and materials in the Learning Centers; instruct students individually and in small groups in the use of computer programs when required; proctor and correct instructional tests and materials as required; facilitate the peer tutoring process for tutors and students; be informed about college services to help students succeed and refer students to proper source for help; be an advocate of Learning Center resources and services to students, prospective students and others who need to know; maintain Learning Center security procedures; update computer skills as required to help students effectively; take an active role in department and college communications; maintain professional atmosphere in the Learning Centers; practice the Continuous Quality Improvement philosophy; participate actively in teamwork and staff development activities. |
Supervisor, Learning Resource Center, Pennocks Bridge Campus in West Grove | This position is responsible for providing tutoring, technology and other instructional resources in the Learning Resource Center at Pennocks Bridge. The Supervisor of the Learning Resource Center is also responsible for the coordination of all testing services as needed. These services complement the support of the learning processes being facilitated by the Academic Computing, Instructional Media, Learning Center and Library departments. All work performed must be in accordance with the stated processes and procedures of the department, DCCC rules and regulations and must meet customer needs. Duties: Oversee all Learning Resource Center operations, including testing, tutoring, and instructional and library services; facilitate students' use of programs and materials in the Learning Resource Center; hire, train, and supervise instructional assistants and other occasional staff resources, as needed; supervise, hire and train peer and volunteer tutors; manage the physical space and equipment, ensuring they enhance the learning environment; assist in maintaining records of equipment as well as utilization reports; coordinate services with the main campus departments and other LRCs; assist in the coordination of all learning support services being provided; assist in the planning of outreach efforts with faculty, staff and students to provide a high level of learning support; assist faculty in the use of equipment; travel to other center locations to support learning services as needed; participate in team projects and teambuilding activities; provide tech support for Library information sessions and on-line tutoring, as needed; other duties as assigned. |
The Safety/Security Officer performs duties to enforce all college rules, regulations and policies. The officer complies with all college policies, federal, state and local laws; investigates security/safety incidents, prepares pertinent reports and gathers written statements; performs both internal and external patrols and provides security escorts upon request; enforces college parking and traffic regulations; interacts with administrators, faculty, staff, and law enforcement agencies as may be required; informs appropriate staff of all observations regarding safety concerns; will report to the college shift Security & Safety Director or designee. Duties include: responsible for daily security/safety operations which includes but is not limited to: insures all daily logs are maintained properly; prepares and writes Security Incident Reports for security/safety incidents; performs weekly inspections to insure proper operation of all emergency telephones; performs monthly inspections of all fire extinguishers; assists with custodial and maintenance duties as may be needed; operates Closed Circuit Camera System, as may be required; promptly reports all problems or concerns to the college Security Director; keeps service to the college community a top priority during the performance of his/her duties; performs security escorts; other duties as may be assigned. | |
BIO 220/Nutrition and Well Being - Part Time - Summer 2008 | The Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Division is searching for an adjunct instructor to teach BIO 220, Nutrition and Well Being, during Summer I (May 27 – July 2, 2008). The course meets Monday through Thursday, 5:30 to 7:30 PM. The course description is available online at http://www.dccc.edu/courses/BIO/220.html. DCCC Biology instructors must hold a Master’s degree in Biology or a related field and possess the requisite teaching skills and appropriate teaching experience. Applications must include a resume, a letter of interest, a copy of unofficial undergraduate and graduate transcripts, and a list of professional references. Official transcripts and two written recommendations will be required before hiring. For more information or if you are interested in being considered, please contact and/or forward your application to Larry Arrington, Assistant Dean, Mathematics, Science, and Engineering, DCCC, 901 South Media Line Road, Media, PA 19063 (Phone: 610.359.5282 / Fax: 610.359.5048 / Email: larringt@dccc.edu). |
Custodian - Marple Campus | Previous custodial experience preferred. General housekeeping duties, i.e., bathroom cleaning, dusting, vacuuming, mopping, trash removal, light maintenance work and other duties as assigned. |
Communications, Arts & Humanities - Summer I and Summer II | The Communications, Arts & Humanities Department is searching for adjunct faculty to teach English as a Second Language, day and evening classes, during Summer I and Summer II sessions. Master's degree in field & college level teaching experience required (TESOL certification required). Please fax (610-359-7331) or mail cover letter and resume to Dr. Dawn Hayward, Communications, Arts & Humanities, Delaware County Community College, 901 South Media Line Road, Media, PA 19063. |
The Communications, Arts & Humanities Department is searching for adjunct faculty to teach the following courses during the Fall, 2008 semester: English as a Second Language, day/evening - Marple Campus (TESOL certification required) Developmental Reading, day - Marple Campus and Southeast Center Film Language/American Cinema - day/evening - Marple Campus Interpersonal Speech Communications - day - Marple Campus Master's degree in field & college level teaching experience required. Please fax (610-359-7331) or mail cover letter and resume to Dr. Dawn Hayward, Communications, Arts & Humanities, Delaware County Community College, 901 South Media Line Road, Media, PA 19063. | |
This is a part time position. Housekeeping duties: dusting, vacuuming, mopping, trash removal, floor refinishing and carpet cleaning, plus other duties as assigned. | |
This is a part time position. Housekeeping duties: dusting, vacuuming, mopping, trash removal, floor refinishing and carpet cleaning, plus other duties as assigned. | |
Assessment Advisor - Marple Campus | The Assessment Advisor works with faculty, program coordinators and administrators at the College to develop credit for prior learning equivalencies, programs, and agreements through organizations with which the College has developed or is developing a special relationship or partnership. This individual will provide students in these programs with prior learning assessment and student services. In addition, this individual will provide prior learning assessment and other student services to the general student body. This position requires travel to off campus sites to meet with students at other DCCC campuses and outside organizations and companies. |
This is a temporary full-time position. Previous custodial experience preferred. General housekeeping duties (i.e. bathroom cleaning, dusting, vacuuming, mopping, trash removal, light maintenance work and other duties as assigned. | |
Temporary Full Time Mathematics Instructor - Marple Campus - Internal Candidates Only | Delaware County Community College, a competency-based institution, committed to diversity, highly values faculty who are learning-centered, skilled in instructional design, employ classroom assessment techniques, and value the use of information technology. The College is located in suburban Philadelphia and serves over 10,000 students with a comprehensive array of programs, including computer-based and distance-learning classes. This full time, temporary faculty position is available for Spring 2009. A salary of $22,941.90 and a comprehensive and competitive fringe benefit package are provided. The College strongly encourages applications from members of traditionally under-represented groups. A letter of application, complete and current resume, unofficial transcripts, and a list of three current references are to be submitted by May 19, 2008. |
Positions available for part-time clinical nursing instructors for Fall semester 2008, beginning August 2008: 1) Community Health - instruction of second level nursing students on Thursdays/Fridays; 2) Psychiatric - instruction of second level nursing students on Thursdays/Fridays (both day and afternoon/evening). For all positions, MSN preferred and 3-5 years related clinical experience required. Contact: Mary Ellen Roy, Nursing Program Coordinator, Department of Allied Health & Nursing, Delaware County Community College, 901 S. Media Line Road, Media, PA 19063. Phone 610-359-5210; fax 610-359-7350; or mroy@dccc.edu. | |
Part Time Instructors - Summer I, 2008 - Downingtown and Exton | Part time adjunct instructors needed to teach the following courses during Summer I Semester (May 27-July 2): BIO (Non-Majors) - MTWR - Evening (Downingtown) DPR (Intro to Computers) - TWR - Morning (Downingtown) HUM (Film Language) - MW - Evening (Exton) Master's degree in field and college level teaching experience required. Please email (hr@dccc.edu), fax (484-237-6305) or mail cover letter and resume to Dr. James Jansen, Dean, Arts and Sciences, Delaware County Community College, 100 Bond Drive, Downingtown, PA 19335. |
Part Time Instructors - Fall 2008 - Downingtown, Exton, Pennocks Bridge | The Exton, Downingtown and Pennocks Bridge campuses currently have openings in most subjects for the Fall 2008 Semester - day, afternoon and evening: ACC, BIO, BUS, CHE, DPR, ECO, ENG, ESS, HIS, HUM, MAT, PHI, POL, PSY, REA, SPE, SOC Fall: Technical Education courses at the Pennocks Bridge Campus in West Grove / Jennersville: AUT, CPT, HRM, HVA, TCC, TME Master's degree in field and college level teaching experience required. Please email (hr@dccc.edu), fax (484-237-6305), or mail cover letter and resume to Dr. James Jansen, Dean, Arts & Sciences, Delaware County Community College, 100 Bond Drive, Downingtown, PA 19335. |
Part Time Instructors - Summer II, 2008 - Downingtown and Exton | Part time adjunct instructors needed to teach the following courses during Summer II Semester (July 7 - August 14): ACC (Managerial) - TR - Evening (Exton) ART (Watercolor Painting) - TR - Evening (Downingtown) BIO (Physiology) - MTR - Morning Lecture - Afternoon Lab (Downingtown) SPE (Public Speaking) - TR - Afternoon (Downingtown) SPE (Public Speaking) - MW - Evening (Exton) ENG (Composition) - MW - Evening (Exton) REA (Developmental Reading) - MW - Evening (Exton) Master's degree in field and college level teaching experience required. Please email (hr@dccc.edu), fax (484-237-6305) or mail cover letter and resume to Dr. James Jansen, Dean, Arts and Sciences, Delaware County Community College, 100 Bond Drive, Downingtown, PA 19335. |