Empower Communication and Inclusion as a Full-Time ASL Instructor at CWI! 

Are you a passionate educator and native ASL speaker committed to student-centered teaching and inclusive learning? The College of Western Idaho (CWI) is seeking a Full-Time ASL Instructor to deliver high-quality instruction, support curriculum development, and foster student success across diverse learning environments. 

Why Join CWI? 

At CWI, we are dedicated to transforming lives through education. As a full-time faculty member, you’ll have the opportunity to shape curriculum, mentor students, and contribute to a vibrant academic community that values innovation, equity, and continuous improvement. 

Benefits: 

CWI offers one of the most affordable and comprehensive benefits packages in higher education, including: 

• Premium healthcare plans 

• 11%+ employer retirement contributions 

• Tuition discounts 

• Generous personal leave 

• Professional development opportunities 

Teaching with Purpose: 

• Deliver inclusive, student-centered instruction tailored to CWI’s diverse community 

• Continuously improve course content, delivery, and assessment strategies 

• Support student persistence and success across the academic lifecycle 

Impactful Work in Higher Education: 

• Engage in curriculum development and revision at the course level 

• Participate in institutional service and departmental initiatives 

• Contribute to planning and assessment efforts that support student outcomes 

Collaborative & Growth-Oriented Environment: 

• Build professional relationships across the college 

• Participate in professional development aligned with student achievement 

• Work closely with colleagues to support departmental and institutional goals 

Key Responsibilities: 

Instruction 

• Teach assigned ASL courses in accordance with college policies and curriculum standards 

• Develop and maintain inclusive teaching practices 

• Establish and maintain a record of teaching excellence 

• Assist in the development and revision of ASL curriculum 

Institutional Engagement 

• Build familiarity with college systems, resources, and initiatives 

• Participate in service activities that support student and institutional success 

• Engage in departmental planning and assessment 

Professional Development 

• Collaborate with supervisors to align professional growth with student achievement 

• Stay current in ASL education and effective teaching methodologies 

• Contribute to a culture of continuous improvement 

What We’re Looking For: 

• Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution (Master’s degree preferred) 

• Experience teaching secondary-level students in ASL (three years preferred) 

• Ability to enact a variety of teaching methodologies including lectures, group activities, individual instruction, distance learning, and technology-enhanced instruction 

• Experience using instructional technology and online platforms (Canvas preferred) 

• Proficiency in internet, email, word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation software 

• Idaho interpreting license or relevant interpreting experience preferred 

• Commitment to inclusive education and student success