Faculty, Criminal Justice (Security Management), Full-Time, Tenure-Track 492961 236 - Criminal Justice Faculty: Tenured Tenure-Track On-site $90,000-$95,000 (for the rank of assistant professor) Overview The Criminal Justice Department seeks a dynamic and engaged educator for a full-time, tenure-track faculty position beginning in Fall 2027. This faculty member specializes in Security Studies will possess the
demonstrated ability to teach courses in homeland security, terrorism, and emergency management. The successful candidate will contribute to a vibrant academic community by teaching a range of foundational undergraduate courses such as criminal justice ethics, criminal law, statistics, research methods, theory, policing, courts, corrections, and global crime and justice, as well as courses within the graduate
program. The ideal candidate will bring a commitment to student success, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovative approaches to teaching, learning, and mentoring. At Salem State University, we are deeply committed to academic excellence and the transformative power of higher education. We pride ourselves in providing first-rate classroom experiences and supervising intensive learning opportunities such as
research and internships. As a faculty member, you will play a vital role in shaping the learning and growth of our students, many of whom are the first in their families to attend college. We value collegiality, collaboration and a dedication to student success. Join us in a community that prioritizes civic engagement and continuous improvement, where your contributions will help build a socially just world and
inspire the next generation of scholars. Duties and ResponsibilitiesCandidates are required to perform duties in accordance with the MSCA contract. Duties include teaching, advising, scholarship and contributions to continuously improve the department and university. The standard teaching load is 12 credit hours per semester. The position is subject to available funding. Required Qualifications PhD in criminal
justice or closely related field, or ABD with doctorate conferred by August 2027. Experience in and the demonstrated ability to teach in areas of Security Studies, including Homeland Security, Terrorism, and Emergency Management. Experience in and the demonstrated ability to teach a variety of core courses within the undergraduate program such as criminal justice ethics, criminal law, statistics, theories, research
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