Director, Criminal Justice Graduate Program

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The Director of the Criminal Justice (CJ) Graduate Program in the School of Social Sciences, Communication, & Humanities reports to the Associate Dean. The Director is responsible for leading the strategic launch, growth, and daily operations of a newly designed CJ Graduate Program, which features a soft launch in Spring 2027 and full implementation in Fall 2027. This role includes managing curriculum development, supervising full and part-time faculty, overseeing program evaluation/accreditation, and driving student enrollment and retention.

This is an in-person, on-campus position.

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• Directs graduate academic advising, guiding students from admission through progression and successful completion of their degree.
• Implements a proactive advising model, including onboarding new advisees prior to program entry and conducting regular progress checks.
• Collaborates with the Associate Dean to identify, support, and coach at‑risk students to maximize retention.
• Maintains high‑quality advising standards to ensure timely student progress through coursework and career alignment.

• Leads the successful implementation and execution of the new CJ graduate program’s soft launch (Spring 2027) and full launch (Fall 2027) in coordination with the Associate Dean.
• Partners closely with the Homeland Security Graduate Program Director to integrate existing HLS concentration courses into the CJ curriculum and provide seamless cross‑program pathways for students.
• Collaborates with the Director of the Cybercrime Forensics Lab to coordinate the cybersecurity concentration, including lab exercises, simulations, and hands‑on training.
• Drives recruitment, enrollment growth, and student retention initiatives to sustain an 80%+ retention and graduation rate.
• Manages ongoing program assessment, continuous improvement, and accreditation efforts at the course, program, and school levels.
• Contributes to the College community through service on school‑wide and institutional committees.

• Teaches 2 graduate‑level courses per year across the CJ and HLS programs.
• Demonstrates excellence in teaching through strong student evaluations and the utilization of diverse, effective assessment strategies.
• Develops cutting‑edge course content and materials aligned with current industry trends, program needs, and School standards.

• Collaborates with the Associate Dean to recruit, hire, train, and evaluate part‑time adjunct faculty within the CJ graduate program.
• Ensures all adjunct faculty align their courses with Canvas LMS standards and School pedagogical benchmarks.
• Reviews student course evaluations annually with faculty to implement data‑driven pedagogical adjustments.

• Maintains an active track record of scholarship and research in criminal justice or a related field.
• Represents the College and its graduate programs through the presentation of academic scholarship at national and state conferences, seminars, or through peer‑reviewed publications.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Be an active participant in the life of the College by attending and supporting major events such as…