PLNU is a Christian liberal arts university in the evangelical, Wesleyan tradition, offering quality undergraduate, graduate and professional programs. We provide higher education in a vibrant Christian environment where minds are engaged and challenged, character is modeled and formed, and service is an expression of faith. PLNU is an institution that is committed to reflecting the rich diversity of God’s kingdom.
We therefore encourage applications from culturally and academically diverse faculty of the highest caliber, skilled and/or demonstrating great potential in the practice of teaching and scholarship. Job Summary: The School of Behavioral & Social Sciences is seeking candidates for an adjunct teaching position to teach one or more courses in the area of sociology and/or criminal justice. The compensation level will
range between $5,013-$6,684 and will be determined based on units assigned. Review of applications will occur continually as courses become available. A commitment to excellent teaching at the undergraduate level in a Christian liberal arts context and possessing a potential for scholarship and service is essential for a successful candidate. Job Status: Part time *** Job Description: Salary: PLNU adjunct pay: Using
a 3-unit full semester appointment as a pay guide, the adjunct pay range is $5,013 - $6,684. The units will determine the actual salary. Job Description: The School of Behavioral & Social Sciences is seeking candidates for an adjunct teaching position in sociology and/or criminal justice. The University is seeking an individual capable of excellent teaching. Responsibilities begin Fall 2026, Spring 2027, or Summer
2027 and will include teaching a wide variety of courses in sociology and/or criminal justice. Responsibilities: Provide instruction in the area of sociology and/or criminal justice including some general education and service courses. Successful candidate will work strategically with diverse colleagues, students, parents and community members. Engage in personal scholarship and scholarship with students (where
possible) Advise students academically, spiritually, and socially Participate in departmental activities and governance Serve on university faculty committees/working groups and perform other normal faculty duties Contribute in preparing students for their post graduate career and finding who they are called to be Qualifications: Education: MA or Ph.D. in Sociology, Criminal Justice, or a related field Experience:
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