Adjunct Instructor - Psychology Criminal Justice

Role OverviewAdjunct Faculty members provide quality and innovative instruction and meaningful engagement with our students to successfully achieve the relevant course, program, and degree level outcomes and support their academic success.What You Will DoPrepare instructional materials, provide instruction in assigned courses, engage with students, and maintain accessibility and responsiveness to students and academic leadership.Why It Might Be a FitThis role requires strong organizational and time management skills, proficiency in working effectively in a team environment, and experience as a practitioner in the criminal justice field.RequirementsJuris Doctor degree from a nationally accredited institutionExperience as a prosecutor, US Attorney, or experience as a present or past state or federal law enforcement officer or agentDemonstrated knowledge of current trends in the field of criminal justiceSignificant experience as a practitioner in the criminal justice fieldTeaching non-traditional students (e.g., working adults)Teaching with an online learning management systemApplication of rubrics to feedback and gradingOriginally posted on Himalayas