Teaching Instructor Accounting/Non-Tenure Track

Job Overview: Teaching Instructor in Accounting (Non-Tenure Track)

St. Joseph’s University (New York) is seeking a dynamic and student-focused Teaching Instructor for its Accounting Department at the Long Island Campus in Patchogue. This non-tenure-track position is ideal for a licensed professional with a passion for bridging the gap between high-level accounting practice and academic success.

Starting in September 2026, the successful candidate will deliver a range of accounting coursework across undergraduate and graduate levels, utilizing on-campus, virtual, and online modalities.

Key Responsibilities & Areas of Instruction

Teaching & Curriculum

• Core Courses: Deliver instruction in Fundamental and Financial Accounting, Intermediate and Advanced Accounting, Cost/Managerial Accounting, Individual/Corporate Tax, and Auditing.

• Modality: Maintain an active on-campus presence (at least three days a week) while also managing virtual and online sections via Canvas.

• Innovation: Develop and deliver innovative coursework designed to inspire and challenge students in the modern financial landscape.

Student Success & Advisement

• Academic Advising: Provide critical scheduling and academic guidance to help students stay on track for graduation and professional licensure.

• Accessibility: Hold regular office hours and remain available for student consultations to support academic growth.

University Service

• Governance: Serve on university committees and participate in departmental and university-wide meetings.

• Engagement: Attend campus events, including some weekends, to support the university community.

• Professional Currency: Remain updated on the latest shifts in NYS CPA regulations and global accounting standards.

Requirements & Qualifications

Mandatory Credentials

• Education: Minimum of a Master’s degree in Business or Accounting.

• Licensure: A current NYS Certified Public Accountancy (CPA) license is required.

• Professional Experience: At least five years of professional experience in the accounting field.

Preferred Skills

• Technical: Experience with the Canvas learning management system.

• Pedagogy: Proven effectiveness in teaching at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

• Authorization: Must be eligible to work in the U.S. (H1-B visa sponsorship is not available).

Compensation & Benefits

• Salary Range: $64,500 – $66,500 (for candidates holding a Ph.D. or Ed.D.).

• Determination: Final rank and salary are determined by specific academic achievement and professional tenure.

• Environment: A supportive, inclusive academic community that strictly adheres to non-discrimination policies across all protected classes.

Application Process

Applications are reviewed immediately, with preference given to those received by April 1, 2026.

To apply, submit the following as a single PDF file:

1. Letter of Interest

2. Curriculum Vitae (CV)

3. Graduate Transcripts

4. Three Letters of Recommendation
   

   The Organization & Culture St. Joseph’s University, New York (formerly St. Joseph’s College) is a private, coeducational institution that officially transitioned to university status in 2022. In 2026, its culture remains deeply rooted in the traditions of its founders, the Sisters of St. Joseph, emphasizing social responsibility, integrity, and a “student-first” liberal arts foundation. The environment is intimate and community-oriented, designed to provide a “private college experience at an affordable price.” As of March 2026, the university is navigating its three-year strategic plan, “Living Our Mission: the Next Century,” which focuses on increasing its national visibility while maintaining its commitment to underserved populations.

   The Location: Clinton Hill, Brooklyn

   • The Historic Campus: Located at 245 Clinton Avenue, the Brooklyn campus is set within the historic Clinton Hill neighborhood. It is characterized by its charming brownstones and proximity to the Pratt Institute and the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).

   • The “Jasper” & “SJC” Blend: While it shares a borough with many giants, St. Joseph’s Brooklyn campus feels like a quiet, academic enclave. It serves a largely commuter-based population, though it is deeply integrated into the local civic life of Brooklyn.

   • Dual-Campus System: The university also maintains a large, more traditional suburban campus in Patchogue, Long Island, allowing for a unique cross-pollination of resources between urban and suburban settings.

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   Workplace & Academic Highlights (2026)

   • Academic Powerhouses: St. Joseph’s is particularly renowned for its Child Study and Education programs, which are consistently ranked among the best in the New York metropolitan area. Other high-growth areas in 2026 include Nursing, Business, and Criminal Justice.

   • 2025–2026 Tuition & Financial Aid:

     • Undergraduate Tuition: Approximately $37,810 per year (flat rate for 12–18 credits).

     • Affordability focus: Amidst the rising costs of NYC higher education, the university offers merit awards ranging up to $17,000 annually.

     • Online Options: For adult learners and graduate students, per-credit rates range from $820 to $905, reflecting a strategic pivot toward hybrid and digital accessibility.