Adjunct Instructor of Mathematics for Business

Eastern University Chesterbrook, United States

About the position

Position Description

The adjunct instructor for BUSA 170 (Mathematics for Business) is responsible for delivering engaging, in-person classroom instruction on the St. David's campus every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the Spring 2027 semester. The instructor will guide undergraduate students through core mathematical and quantitative concepts essential for modern business careers, including equation solving techniques, mathematical modeling,and percentage calculations. Course delivery encompasses practical applications across both personal finance (such as the time value of money, banking, credit, taxes, and investments) and commercial operations
(such as payroll, invoicing, discounts, depreciation, and inventory management). In alignment with Eastern University’s mission, the instructor will also integrate Christian faith and ethical reasoning into discussions of marketplace decision making.

Position Responsibilities

The course has been run in the past and a well-developed syllabus is available. The instructor is responsible for creating (when necessary), administering, and grading assessments and coursework in a timely manner. Administrative duties include maintaining an up to date course page on Brightspace, recording regular attendance, managing the gradebook, and submitting final grades in accordance with departmental guidelines and institutional academic policies.

Qualifications

Candidates must hold a master’s degree in a quantitative business discipline, articulate an active Christian faith, and be able to teach in person on campus on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A terminal degree, prior college-level teaching success, and professional industry experience in finance or accounting are preferred.

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