Counseling; MA Program - Adjunct Faculty

Counseling (MA Program) - Adjunct Faculty About the role

• This position is for an adjunct faculty position, teaching either Research Methods and Evaluation (Spring Semester 2nd 8 weeks) or Theories and Techniques of Career Counseling (Summer Semester). These are in-person evening courses, offered Tuesdays from 5:30-9:30 PM. Adjunct load will vary based on capabilities of the Adjunct Professor and needs of the program.
• Compensation is $4,500 for three-credit courses in the graduate school.

• Content area expertise required, and experience teaching adult students preferred
• Enthusiasm for teaching and counseling practice
• Strong communication skills with the ability to provide substantive feedback
• Flexibility and problem-solving skills
• Respectful of diverse perspectives

• Previous teaching experience, with training counseling students in-person preferred.

• A doctoral degree in Counselor Education and Supervision or a closely related field, with licensure in counseling or related field preferred.

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