Adjunct Instructor – Undergraduate General Education Course in Workforce Financial Skills

Penn State University(2 months ago)

HybridPart TimeMedior$51,547 - $73,665 (estimated)Workforce Education and Development

About this role

Penn State’s Workforce Education and Development (WFED) program is hiring part-time adjunct instructors to teach undergraduate general education courses in personal financial planning, financial literacy, and money management. The role supports students from varied academic backgrounds and focuses on building foundational financial knowledge and quantitative reasoning for workplace readiness and long-term financial well-being. Appointments are for a single academic semester with potential reappointment based on enrollment, funding, and performance.

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Required Skills

Personal Finance
Financial Literacy
Money Management
In-Person Instruction
Hybrid Teaching
Curriculum Delivery
Applied Learning
Quantitative Reasoning
Student Assessment
Grading

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Qualifications

Master’s Degree
CFP

About Penn State University

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Penn State (The Pennsylvania State University) is a top-ranked, public land‑grant research university founded in 1855 with a multi-campus system led by its flagship at University Park. It provides undergraduate, graduate, professional, and online degree programs across a wide range of disciplines while supporting extensive research, extension, and public-service activities. The university is known for its large-scale research and innovation, global education initiatives, and strong industry and alumni networks. Students and partners choose Penn State for its academic breadth, research resources, and statewide and international reach.

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