Adjunct Faculty - COAS - Legal Studies, Homeland Security, General Criminal Justice

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Indiana Tech is accepting applications for multiple Adjunct Faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences for the Criminal Justice related courses including legal studies, homeland security, and emergency response, and other criminal justice courses as needed. The present opportunity is primarily in person during the traditional day program.

• Engage with students in a manner that optimizes student success in multiple modalities.
• Deliver engaging and effective courses to meet the program learning outcomes.
• Ability to work with a diverse student population.

• Master’s degree in Criminal Justice or related field, required
• JD required for legal studies related courses, but not required for other CJ courses
• College level teaching experience preferred
• Demonstrated evidence of engaging and motivating students.
• Previous work experience in course topic area.
• Demonstrated ability to work with a diverse student population.

Work is normally performed in a classroom environment.

• The position remains open until filled; a review of candidates will commence as application materials are received.