Barton College is seeking candidates for a full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice Sciences with an anticipated start date of January 4, 2027. The successful candidate will lead a range of Criminology courses at all levels of undergraduate and graduate course work, with a mix of seated and online/hybrid courses. Candidates must demonstrate a commitment to teaching students in a
liberal arts setting. Additional responsibilities include academic advising, student recruitment, maintaining a program of active student engagement, meaningful participation in the life of the School of Education & Social Sciences and Barton College, and a commitment to active contributions in the profession. These contributions may include mentoring of student projects and development of pedagogy that engages
students and fosters deep learning. Essential Functions. Teach up to 24 (twenty-four) credit hours annually of undergraduate plus graduate coursework. Sustain currency and relevancy through professional engagement and/or research related to professional background and experience. Mentor and advise students. Serve as an active faculty member of the Barton College School of Education & Social Sciences. Support student
recruitment including participation at on-campus open houses. Display strong communication and interpersonal skills with a commitment to working with students and colleagues of diverse backgrounds. Work Environment. Work is performed in classrooms, offices, and virtual environments, including contact with students, faculty, staff, parents, service providers, and vendors.
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