Part-Time Faculty: Business
University of Maine System
Part-Time Faculty: Business
University of Maine System
Maine public university system
The University of Maine at Presque Isle (UMPI) seeks dedicated subject matter experts for fully remote Adjunct Faculty positions in our YourPace competency-based education (CBE) Business Programs.
YourPace offers asynchronous, flexible, student-centered degree programs serving adult learners. Teaching assignments run in eight-week sessions across six start dates throughout the year. We seek educators who are deeply committed to student success, higher education equity, and the unique mission of public regional institutions.
YourPace Adjunct Faculty facilitate asynchronous online learning by proactively engaging self-paced adult learners, providing substantive feedback, and evaluating student competencies within established SLA timelines (typically 24–48 hours). Faculty are also responsible for active communication and participating in course maintenance or curriculum updates as assigned.
UMPI values instructors who build genuine connections with students and prioritize quality teaching over high course loads. To be considered, your cover letter must include a 1–2 paragraph statement addressing:
Generic, automated mass-applications that omit this statement will be automatically filtered out during initial HR intake.
Subject Matter Tracks
Applicants must identify up to two (2) primary teaching tracks in their application cover letter.
Undergraduate Discipline Clusters
Graduate Discipline Clusters
Qualifications & Technology Requirements
Undergraduate Tracks:
Graduate Tracks:
Technology Requirements: Computer/laptop with modern processing capabilities, high-speed internet, webcam, and microphone.
Preferred Qualifications: Prior higher education teaching experience (online/asynchronous preferred), experience with Competency-Based Education (CBE) assessment models, and capacity for active student engagement.
Compensation & Working Conditions
How to Apply
Click “Apply Now” below or visit the UMPI Careers Page.
To ensure full consideration, submit your application via the UMPI Careers Portal with the following required documents:
Important items to know about the recruitment process:
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