SANTA CLARA, CA - The Department of Art and Art History at Santa Clara University is seeking experienced woodworkers and metal fabricators to teach six courses annually in a three-year, studio arts adjunct lecturer position.

Qualified candidates  for the sculpture adjunct lecturer position should have demonstrated ability in teaching woodworking, mold making, welding and metal fabrication.

The adjunct lecturer will teach two classes per 11-week quarter, totaling six courses per academic year. Compensation for the position is $42,000 - $44,000, depending on prior teaching experience. Benefits are available.

Woodworking industry job openings are among more than 400 positions posted at Woodworking Network's Job Board, a wood industry career center. Woodworking Network established its career center on the Job Board in partnership with JobTarget, a New London, CT job board development and management firm.

The Woodworking Network Job Board career center focuses on connecting employers in the closet and home storage fields with eligible qualified candidates. By using the recruitment service, employers are given access to Woodworking Network’s readership, so a job posting will reach a large number of highly skilled passive and active job seekers.

For employers using the service, the career center includes pre-screen filters, the option to include a company profile and logo with a posting, and a pay-per-use resume bank.

Woodworking Network's registered members can use it to connect with employers and recruiters posting jobs specific to their woodworking skills. Candidates can post resumes anonymously, search through job postings and set up personal job alerts.