The successful candidate for this faculty position in the Department of Counseling Ministries at Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) will assume responsibilities as a core counseling faculty member. The mission of the counseling program at Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) is to develop Christian counselors who are equipped to help people in a variety of settings . Required Education: Earned doctorate (i.e., EdD or
PhD) in Counselor Education and Supervision from a CACREP-accredited program As a member of the core counseling teaching faculty, this person is responsible for the following: Teaching and Academic Responsibilities: Teach a full course load, totaling 18 credit hours per academic year. Teach yearly residency courses on the Dallas campus. Maintain scheduled office hours for student mentoring and advising. Provide
clinical supervision for clinical mental health courses. Develop courses consistent with CACREP Core Standards. Faculty Development and Participation: Actively make progress toward tenure and promotions as outlined in the Faculty Handbook. Attend weekly faculty meetings. Participate in prospective student events, student orientation, and other faculty-involved activities. Attend chapel programs, the annual faculty
workshop in mid-August, and commencement activities in early May. Committee and Community Involvement: Serve on assigned faculty committees, contributing to the governance and academic policies of the seminary. Demonstrate previous and current active involvement in the counseling profession by membership in professional organizations and contributions to the counseling community. Represent the department and DTS
through research and publications. Act as a representative of DTS at external events such as conferences, camps, churches, and other ministries, promoting the seminary and its educational mission.
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