St. Thomas Aquinas College announced its second STEM Adjunct Faculty Academy, offering professionals in science, technology, engineering, and math a unique opportunity to share their expertise through part-time adjunct teaching roles in academia.
“At St. Thomas Aquinas College, we are blessed with a highly skilled and dedicated faculty team. So, I am thrilled to invite math and science professionals to join our adjunct faculty ranks and enrich our educational landscape with their industry knowledge and innovative perspectives,” said Ken Daly, President of St. Thomas Aquinas College. “As a prior adjunct professor for over 25 years, I know firsthand that their expertise will help unlock new realms of discovery, helping to shape STEM education and the future success of our students.”
Engaging Sessions to Enhance Teaching Practices
The STEM Adjunct Faculty Academy has been meticulously designed to equip science professionals with the tools and support necessary for success in the college classroom, ensuring a rewarding and impactful teaching experience. Participants will engage in four 2-hour, in-person sessions at St. Thomas Aquinas College’s campus in Sparkill, NY, scheduled from 6:00-8:00 PM on Tuesdays, June 3, 10, 17, and 24, 2025. Full details and schedule can be found online: stac.edu/stemacademy
“As Dean of the School of STEM, I firmly believe that these four planned sessions will be pivotal in bridging the gap between industry expertise and effective classroom instruction,” said Dr. Bianca Wentzell, Dean of the School of STEM. “Our aim is to empower industry professionals with pedagogical tools and strategies that will not only enrich their teaching experiences, but also foster a dynamic learning environment for students. These sessions are more than just training; they are a testament to our commitment to excellence in STEM education.”
Apply Today to Shape Tomorrow’s Leaders
Applications are being accepted through April 25, 2025 for this selective program. Candidates will be chosen based on educational credentials, work experience, and the College's current academic needs. While a minimum of a Master's Degree in a relevant field is preferred, passionate individuals with varied backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Participation is free, and acceptance into the program does not guarantee employment. The online application is available at: stac.edu/stemacademy
Please contact Dr. Steve Burns, Assistant Dean, School of STEM at sburns@stac.edu or 845-398-4176 with any questions.
Teaching Opportunities for Areas Outside of STEM
For candidates who are interested in adjunct roles in our other three Academic Schools — School of Arts & Social Sciences, School of Business, or School of Education — please send a cover letter and resume to Christine Smith, Provost’s Office at csmith@stac.edu.
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