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Job Title: JR. COLLEGE MARINE SCIENCE/TECH INSTRUCTR-PROGRAM COORDINATR

City: Saipan
State: HI
Country: US
Salary Range: $28K-$49000
Closing Date: till filled

Job Description: Northern Marianas College
P.O. Box 501250 CK
Saipan, MP 96950 [USA]
Phone: (670) 234-5498/3690
Fax: (670) 235-3696
Website: <http://www.nmcnet.edu>
VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT
Announcement No. 04-010
It is the policy of Northern Marianas College that equal
opportunity be given to all qualified applicants without
regard to age, race, gender, marital status, place of
origin, religion, disability status, political affiliation
or family relationship. The College is an Equal Opportunity
Employer.
POSITION TITLE: Instructor/Coordinator, Marine Science
& Technology (12-month)
Pay Level & Step: 32/01 - 34/12
Annual Salary: $28,803.12 - $49,356.10
Location: As Terlaje Campus, Saipan
Opening Date: 11/10/03 Closing Date: 11/24/03 or Until
Filled
Nature of the Position:
The position is located in Northern Marianas College’s
Division of Instruction, under the direct supervision of the
Chair of the Science, Mathematics and Technology Department.
It is charged with the responsibility of assisting the
College to fulfill its educational mission by providing
instruction in various science courses and assisting in
coordinating our Marine Science and Technology program.
Performance Responsibilities:
The primary responsibility of the Marine Science and
Technology Instructor/Coordinator (MSTC) is to instruct
marine science and marine technology courses and assist in
coordinating the Marine Science and Technology arm of the
Science, Mathematics, and Technology Department (SMTD). The
following responsibilities will be required of the MSTC.
This list is not exhaustive but represents some of the more
important responsibilities.
Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Teaches a total of twenty-five (25) credit hours,
five (5) science and/or marine technology courses (each
course is 3 hours lecture and 3 hours lab per week), per
academic year (2 courses in the Fall and Spring, and 1
course during Summer semester). The courses will primarily
be related to Marine Science and Marine Technology. The
ideal candidate would have strong background/academic
training in both the Marine Sciences and Marine Technology.
A Masters degree or higher in Marine Biology, or related
field, with a rating of Master Diver and Certification in
Basic Seamanship is required. Applicants with a Doctoral
degree will be given preference. Extensive experience in
tropical marine waters scientific research is a definite
plus.
2. Prepares and revises curriculum, course guides, and
syllabi for courses taught. Assists in the creation of new
courses related to Marine Biology, Oceanography, and Marine
Technology.
3. Writes, and assists in the writing, of federal and
private, program-supporting grants.
4. Supervises and participates in the maintenance of
all Equipment (compressors, regulators, BC’s, cascade tank
air system, boat, etc.) used in our SCUBA diving and data
collection activities.
5. Assists in the development of NMC's new
Marine/Environmental Sciences Center.
6. Is highly knowledgeable of small boat handling,
maintenance, and repair procedures.
7. Will assist in regional Sea Grant development
efforts.
8. Has excellent interpersonal skills to deal with
island and regional marine scientists and resource managers
and other members of the faculty.
9. Is skilled in Search and Rescue techniques and
certified in CPR and First Aid.
10. Performs other related duties as assigned.
Minimum Qualifications:
Master’s degree from a U.S.-accredited institution in Marine
Biology or related field.
Desired Qualifications:
A rating of Master Diver and Certification in Basic
Seamanship would be very desirable. Extensive experience in
tropical marine waters scientific research is a definite
plus. Excellent interpersonal skills to deal with island
and regional marine scientists and resource managers and
other members of the faculty. Skilled in Search and Rescue
techniques and certified in CPR and First Aid.
How to Apply:
Employment application forms are available at the Human
Resources Office of the College and a pdf. file can be
downloaded from our website: <http://www.nmcnet.edu> using
Adobe Acrobat. Please submit the following documents to the
HR Office: no later than the closing date of the
Announcement. Failure to submit all these documents by the
closing date will be acknowledged as incomplete and will be
denied for consideration.
• A cover letter,
• NMC Application with the authorization for release of
prior employment information,
• official school transcripts,
• copy of diploma or certificates,
• a valid, original police clearance,
• a copy of a valid (USA) passport
• resume


Employer Contact Information
Mailing Address:
Human Resources,
Northern Marianas College
P.O. Box 501250 CK
Saipan, MP 96950


Email Address: angelyns@nmcnet.edu
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