Our students come from diverse backgrounds, with multi-faceted needs, and hopes for an education. As teachers, we value lifelong and academic literacies, hoping to inspire students to seek knowledge for its own sake and solve problems for personal and practical applications. Because we are experienced guides, we urge students to take agency and control of their learning, but we also hope to become partners in this learning. We wish to help them understand themselves as students at various stages of their education and show them how to make choices for their education, whether on campus or through distance learning.

English faculty teach a variety of courses and serve on numerous committees dealing with a broad range of issues, including: curriculum, district and campus initiatives, Achieving the Dream, faculty development, assessment, International Education, Writing across the Curriculum, Swirl (our Zine), Writers in Performance, Sigma Kappa Delta (English honors society), sponsorship of student organizations, and much more.

Course Resources

Links to adopted textbook companion sites and pubishers' ancillary materials.

Syllabi First Pages include required policies and are updated for instructors for the current term. Available for download to instructors.

Course descriptions and learning outcomes

Acadmic Integrity brochure

Concurrent (Dual) Credit English

Themes

Creative Writing

Technical Communication

Literature

Final Exam Schedule

Semester Paperwork

Study Abroad

Teaching Opportunities

We welcome qualified adjunct instructors and prospective faculty to complete the District's required on-line application process, including the application form and attachments (cover letter with job reference number, resume/vita, and transcripts).

An excellent resource is The Chronicle of Higher Education's Chronicle Careers and advice columns on preparing for the job market, conducting a search, getting the job, and presenting oneself on paper and on-line.

Adjunct certification program information.

Faculty Development

Conferences and workshops on campus and workshops throughout the System.

Campus Resources Ours is an innovative and dynamic community college located in the lush, piney region of east Texas. Our college is and is not your typical community college. Next door to The University Center and 25 miles north of Houston, our campus is located on 100-acres near The Woodlands. The college enrolls over 8,500 students and offers class times to fit a variety of schedules. Our goal is to be the best teaching college in the country.

Campus ServiceDesk

Library

Extended Learning Center

eCollege

Department and Division Home Page

LSC-Montgomery Home Page

System Home Page

Employee Info

Other Links of Interest

Adjunct Manual

Campus Computer Writing Classrooms (CWC)

Developmental Reading and Writing (Labs)

English as Second Language (ESL)

Workload standards in the profession

Writing Across the Curriculum

Sigma Kappa Delta

SWIRL

College-Level Minimum Scores

External Exams

Last updated 22 July 2008