Summary The Assistant/Associate Professor of Social Work will be a scholar-practitioner responsible for providing high-quality instruction, mentorship, and curriculum development within the BSW, MSW and DSW programs. The successful candidate must hold an MSW from a CSWE-accredited program and a DSW or PhD in Social Work, supported by at least 3–5 years of post-doctoral teaching experience and a minimum of 5 years of
post-MSW direct practice experience. This role requires a commitment to advancing the program’s trauma-informed, justice-centered mission through applied scholarship, university service, and the preparation of future social work practitioners and leaders. This is a 9-month position Essential Functions Responsible for pedagogical excellence & curriculum development: Deliver high-quality instruction in BSW, MSW, and
DSW Programs utilizing rauma-infomed and neuroresponsive frameworks. This includes designing course syllabi, developing innovative online and in-person learning modules, and ensuring curriculum alignment with CSWE Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS). Engage in applied scholarship and research : Maintain an active agenda of research or applied scholarship that contributes to the advancement of social
work practice, organizational leadership, or social work education. Associate-level candidates are expected to demonstrate a sustained record of peer-reviewed publications, grant-funded projects, or significant contributions to the field's body of knowledge. Doctoral Mentorship & Capstone Advising: Provide rigorous academic advisement and mentorship to DSW students, specifically serving as a Chair or Committee Member
for DSW Capstone projects. This involves guiding students through the process of systematic inquiry, data analysis, and the translation of research into practice-based solutions. Undergraduate or Graduate Advising and Mentorship: Additionally, the position may need to provide academic advisement and mentorship to the BSW and/or MSW students. Provides each student with academic support, opportunities to explore career
options in the professional field of social work, and, through meaningful consultation and collaboration, further the professional and educational development of all students enrolled in all programs. The goal is to help facilitate the future success of each student. The purpose of academic advisement is to help orient students to the school, consult with students on course plans and various curricular options,
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