Assistant Professor Of Criminal Justice

Glenville State University is seeking an applicant for tenure-track positions in the Department of Criminal Justice to complement the scholarly and teaching areas of the department. The department features specializations in administration of justice and field forensics.

THE UNIVERSITY:

Founded in 1872 and located in the heart of scenic, central West Virginia, Glenville State University provides personalized education to about 1500 students. The majority of the University's students are in-state, first-generation, and Pell Grant eligible. The University's campus embraces the unique perspectives of its students, faculty, and staff and provides its students with opportunities to thrive in the center of the Appalachian Mountains. The mission of the University is to prepare and inspire students to be thoughtful, productive, engaged, and responsible citizens who contribute to the well-being of their community, state, nation, and world. This mission guides GSU's programs and service development. More information on Glenville State University can be found at www.glenville.edu.

Glenville State offers more than 30 academic programs and awards both associate and baccalaureate degrees. The Department of Criminal Justice is one of the largest departments on campus, with more than 150 students enrolled within one of its majors. It is regarded as the top degree and program in the state by CorrectionalOfficer.org.

The successful applicant is expected to:

• Teach the equivalent of 24 hours of undergraduate courses in criminal justice per academic year (split across fall and spring semesters).

• Contribute to student growth and development through advising, assistance, and involvement in student activities.

• Actively contribute to departmental and university assessment, committee, and service activities.

• Support recruitment and retention efforts.

• Participate in professional development activities.

• Cultivate and maintain teaching and scholarly excellence.

• Have an ongoing interest in curriculum innovation.

• Contribute to online and on-campus course delivery.

An earned PhD in Criminal Justice, Legal Studies, or a related field from an accredited institution is required. Qualified candidates with ABD status will be considered. Experience in the criminal justice field (law enforcement, corrections, or courts) is preferred. Individuals with expertise in the Federal System, or trial experience are encouraged to apply.

Applicants should submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, samples of professional work, statement of teaching philosophy, research statement, and contact information for three professional references.

Apply online at http://agency.governmentjobs.com/glenvilleedu/default.cfm.

Screening of all applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Glenville State University is proud of its commitment to diversity. Women, members of minority groups, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.