Adjunct Faculty Resource Center
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Adjunct faculty are an integral part of our instructional community and help provide pathways to student success. As an adjunct at Palm Beach State College, you will touch, challenge and inspire your students.
Most importantly, you will help provide our students with an enriching academic experience that will prepare them for professional achievement and success.
Getting acclimated to the process and procedures can take time. We recognize the importance of giving you the support needed to make your teaching engagement a rewarding and enjoyable experience. To help with this process, we have provided resources to guide you through some key essentials that can be useful during the semester.
Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the College and its facilities: About PBSC | Campus Location
Welcome to Palm Beach State College
Your Online Onboarding/Orientation
We made our onboarding process online for the professionals who can't physically attend due to their full-time job schedule.
General Resources
- Simple Syllabi
- Faculty Home Page Utility
- Payroll
- Student Learning Center (SLC)
- Center for Student Accessibility
- Testing Center
- Instructional Support Center
- College Security
- Human Resources
- Learning Outcomes
- PBSC Bookstore
- PBSC Libraries
View complete Faculty and Staff Resource page
Teaching Support
- Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence (CTLE)
- Pillars of Instructional Excellence (P.I.E)
- e-Learning
Technical Support
Safety & Security
Compliance Resources - Calendars (Key Dates & Deadlines)
Adjuncts are hired by individual departments. As with all hiring processes, the Adjunct hiring process requires that you complete an online application through the College’s “Workday” system.
Note: Workday uses Chrome as it's preferred browser.
Before one can be considered as an applicant for hire, one must:
- Submit an application on the Human Resources Career site.
- You must create an account before applying for positions.
- Once an account has been created, then you may view/manage your information as a returning user.
- Please be sure to include all required documents in the attachment box at the bottom of the "My Experience" page of the application before continuing through the application process.
Remember:
- Have official transcripts on file (sent directly from the institution to the Human Resources Office)
- Provide transcripts that verify graduation from a SACSCOC-approved or CHEA-recognized institution, with 18 hours in the discipline of your teaching choice or meet minimum qualifications in the job posting for the discipline you are applying for.
- The hiring department will contact prospective candidate to interview.
- Be credentialed through the hiring department, according to SACSCOC requirements, to teach a specific course within the discipline
- Submit copies of appropriate licenses or certificates (when applicable).
Adjuncts who are adding additional assignments/new job must follow this process.
For current PBSC employees, please follow these steps to view and apply for an open position in Workday:
Note: Workday uses Chrome as it's preferred browser.
- Log into Workday with your network login and password.
- Type “Find Jobs” in Search Bar and click on "Find Jobs."
- The Internal Career Site will reflect current open positions for your review/application.
Before Classes Begin
- Get your Panthercard (Faculty ID card) at your Campus bookstore/Security office.
- Get your parking decal at Campus Security.
- Find out where your classroom is located using the Campus Maps.
- Complete the required Adjunct Training on Workplace Harassment, FERPA, and Security.
- Complete Faculty Development Online Course (mandatory for all new hires)
- Login to your Faculty Outlook email
- How to access Outlook Web.
- Familiarize yourself with Campus Safety and the Emergency Operations Plan of the college
- Compose your syllabus and post it to your Faculty Homepage. Use the Faculty Syllabi Creator Tool
The Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence (CTLE) is a faculty-led, physical and virtual initiative supporting collaboration in discovering, sharing, and creating innovative practice to advance all students' success while empowering faculty to achieve their teaching goals.
P.I.E. Resources
The Pillars of Instructional Excellence (P.I.E.) are outcomes for all PBSC faculty. Their purpose is to guide faculty development.
As part of Palm Beach State College's efforts to improve student learning, an online adjunct faculty development course has been developed. This web page provides all the information needed about this course, including who is required to participate, information on registration and completion of the course, and compensation for participants required to participate.
