Temporary Instructor/Assistant Professor

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Temporary Instructor/Assistant Professor
Candidate must have: A graduate or doctorate degree in Criminal Justice or Criminology and/or a JD Degree are preferred. Must have 18+ hours of graduate credit in criminology or criminal justice to be considered. Should demonstrate a commitment to teaching excellence and utilize innovative teaching strategies. Demonstrated ability to teach a variety of undergraduate criminal justice courses, and most notably courses in Constitutional law and prelaw courses and/or required courses for the criminal justice major (i.e., introduction to criminal justice, police and society, courts and criminal process, corrections, diversity issues in criminal justice, crime and criminal behavior, and/or research methods in criminal justice). Preferred: A graduate or doctorate degree in Criminal Justice or Criminology and/or a JD Degree are preferred, but candidates with a closely related field may be considered. Should demonstrate a commitment to teaching excellence and utilize innovative teaching strategies. Demonstrated ability to teach a variety of undergraduate criminal justice courses, and most notably courses in Constitutional law and prelaw courses and/or required courses for the criminal justice major (i.e., introduction to criminal justice, police and society, courts and criminal process, corrections, diversity issues in criminal justice, crime and criminal behavior, and/or research methods in criminal justice).
Term: 1 year
Beginning by August 10,
Review of applications will begin April 30, 2020

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