Associate Professor of Clinical Mental Health Counseling Westminster University Position Type: Full-time faculty, continuous contract Salary: Based on qualifications Start Date: Summer 2027 or Fall 2027 Work Location: 1840 South 1300 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84105 Contact Person: Janine Wanless, PhD, Search Committee Chair Job Description: 5 IMPORTANT REASONS TO APPLY FOR THIS POSITION This is an 11-month, continuous
contract faculty position with a competitive salary in a well-established, CACREP accredited, counselor education program within a private, non-religiously affiliated institution. Faculty have a 3:3:2 daytime, in-person teaching load in a setting where innovative, student-centered instruction is highly valued. Faculty each have their own research assistant, available collaboration with our Data Science department on
methodology, and department mentoring to develop their own research program. Westminster University has a strong commitment to DEI and social justice, reflected in our student scholarships, McNair Scholars Program, emphasis on recruitment of diverse students and faculty, Community Clinic for underserved populations, and internship placements with diverse clinical populations. You would be joining a group of
committed, lively, invested faculty who are collaborative, creative, and care what you think about counselor education. We have strong administrative support for our programs to expand in a way that preserves quality. Westminster University in Salt Lake City seeks a full-time, permanent Assistant or Associate Professor in the CACREP-accredited Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program (MSCMHC) starting Summer or Fall
of 2027. We have educated master’s level practitioners since 2007 and established training partnerships with community agencies to provide counseling for diverse populations. We plan to introduce a doctoral program in Counselor Education and Supervision (CES) beginning summer 2027, and we are looking for faculty with strong research aspirations to support our doctoral training. Our master’s program is a
full-time, residential, cohort-based model. Our small classes and vibrant learning community facilitate a student-centered, interactive learning approach. In January 2023, we opened a low-fee community clinic, providing services for underserved populations and offering intensive faculty supervision for master’s students. In launching our CES doctoral program, we aim to advance the counseling field through
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