4 oceanography jobs at 3 companies in Los Angeles, CA

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Adjunct - AY26 Oceanography Instructor
Los Angeles or Monterey Park or Wilmington or Sylmar or Woodland Hills or Los Angeles or Los Angeles or Valley Glen or Culver City
$90/hr OnsitePart Time, Temporary
Los Angeles Community College District
Los Angeles Community College District: Operates public community colleges for higher education in Los Angeles.
Master’s in geology/geophysics/earth sciences/meteorology/oceanography or paleontology; OR Bachelor’s in geology and Master’s in geography/physics/geochemistry; or equivalent; commitment to diversity and inclusive teaching.
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Geography Instructor( Part-Time Faculty)
Irvine, California, United States
OnsitePart Time, Temporary
South Orange County Community College District
South Orange County Community College District: Provides higher education and vocational training in Southern California.
Master's in geography or Bachelor's in geography with Master's in geology, history, meteorology, or oceanography, or equivalent; commitment to equity and diversity.
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Adjunct - AY26 Geography Instructor
Los Angeles or Los Angeles or Monterey Park or Wilmington or Sylmar or Woodland Hills or Los Angeles or Los Angeles or Valley Glen or Culver City
$90/hr HybridPart Time
Los Angeles Community College District
Los Angeles Community College District: Operates public community colleges for higher education in Los Angeles.
Master's in geography OR Bachelor's in geography plus a Master's in geology, history, meteorology, or oceanography (or equivalent). Commitment to teaching diverse student populations and compliance with COVID-19 vaccination policy required.
Canvas, Blackboard, Course Compass
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Earth Sciences Instructor Pool-Part-Time
Fullerton, California, United States
$2k-$2k/yr OnsitePart Time
North Orange County Community College District
North Orange County Community College District: Provides higher education, vocational training, and workforce development.
Masters in geology/geophysics/earth sciences/meteorology/oceanography/paleontology or Bachelors in geology and Masters in geography/physics/geochemistry; valid California community college teaching credential; degree equivalency accepted; evaluations for foreign degrees required.