Adjunct Instructor – Political Science
Young Harris College invites applications for part time, non-tenure track positions to begin in January 2027. Duties will primarily include teaching American Government courses for Young Harris Dual Enrollment. Young Harris Dual Enrollment is the YHC program whereby high school students take college courses to receive transferable college credits while still earning credit toward high school graduation. The college needs an instructor to teach in-person at the Towns County High School (Hiawassee, Georgia) classroom location.
The successful candidate will have earned at least a Master’s degree in Political Science or closely related field. A strong commitment to teaching in a liberal arts undergraduate curriculum is required, as well as a comfort in using technology. Reasonable student enrollment per course and competitive pay (per course). Sample course syllabi will be provided by YHC faculty.
Candidates should apply electronically through Young Harris College website. Applications should include a cover letter, CV and three professional references. Review of applications will continue until positions are filled. Selected candidates must successfully pass a background check.
Young Harris College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, or any other status protected by applicable federal, state, or local law. EOE M/F/D/V
Skills Required
- Master's degree in Political Science or closely related field
- Ability to teach American Government courses for dual enrollment
- Comfort using instructional technology
- Willingness to teach in-person at Towns County High School (Hiawassee, GA)
- Commitment to liberal arts undergraduate teaching
- Successful completion of a background check
- Application materials: cover letter, CV, and three professional references
What We Do
Young Harris College is a private liberal arts college founded in 1886, dedicated to cultivating curious minds and preparing students for meaningful contributions, adhering to the Wesleyan tradition of developing both a trained mind and a warm heart.
