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The College of Criminal Justice at Sam Houston State University is seeking candidates at the assistant professor level for one or more full-time, tenure-track positions beginning Fall 2012. Candidates must have a Ph.D. (ABD considered) in criminal justice, criminology, or related academic fields. The salary is open depending upon qualifications.
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The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Arizona State University invites applications for (3) tenure-track positions to begin in the Fall of 2012. It is expected that one position will be filled at the rank of Full or Associate Professor, one at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor, and one at the rank of Assistant Professor. Required Qualifications include: At the rank of Assistant Professor: PhD in criminal justice, criminology, or related field; evidence of strong record in or promise of scholarly research and publications, and evidence of teaching effectiveness. Experience in funded research is desirable. At the rank of Full or Associate Professor: PhD in criminal justice, criminology, or related field; evidence of strong record of scholarly research and publications, and evidence of teaching effectiveness. Experience in funded research is required. At the rank of Associate Professor or Assistant Professor: PhD in criminal justice, criminology, or related field; evidence of strong record in or scholarly research and publications, and evidence of teaching effectiveness.
Experience in funded research is desirable. Successful applicants must demonstrate the ability to contribute to the core research strengths of the School in the substantive areas of criminology, criminal justice, violence or program evaluation. The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice has twenty three faculty members and is in a period of dynamic growth, with outstanding support for research. The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice offers undergraduate, masters and doctoral degrees. Please visit our web site at http://ccj.asu.edu
Application Deadline: October 7, 2011; if not filled, each Monday thereafter until the search is closed. Application Procedure: All application materials should be submitted electronically to Betty.Sedillo@asu.edu Application materials include: letter of application, curriculum vitae, and writing sample. ASU is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer in policy and practice and the School actively seeks and supports a diverse workforce. Background check required prior to employment.
Job Summary
Community Supervision and Corrections Department Taylor, Coleman, and Callahan located in Abilene, Texas. This position calls for protection of the community through supervision of the probated offender and to make available to offenders opportunities for improving their ability to serve their sentence in the community rather than in prison or jail.
Salary: $32,345 Annually
To Apply
Interested individuals may obtain an application from the Taylor County Community Supervision and Corrections Department 301 Oak Abilene, TX or from www.taylorcscd.org. The completed application, current resume, and an official college transcript should be sent to:
Community Supervision and Corrections Department
Attn: Jessica Tipton, Human Resource Representative
Old Taylor County Courthouse, 2nd Floor
301 Oak Street
Abilene, Texas 79602
The University of Saint Mary, a Catholic university in Leavenworth, Kansas, invites applications for the tenure track position of Assistant Professor of Criminology. USM has experienced significant enrollment growth over the past few years, including the criminology program, which offers a Bachelor of Arts degree.
Job Summary
Primary responsibilities include teaching, advising, program/curriculum continuing development in criminology, and service to the University. Candidates should have the ability to teach a wide range of criminology courses and also some basic sociology courses (e.g. introduction to sociology and social problems). Experience with hiring and supervising adjuncts, as well as with teaching and developing online courses is preferred. Faculty is expected to participate in university governance through committee work at the university and departmental level. USM and the Behavioral Sciences Department have close, collegial faculty dedicated to a teaching-learning relationship.
Education, Experience and Skills Required
A Ph.D. in criminology or closely related field is strongly preferred. ABDs nearing completion of their degree will be considered, but a time limit will be set for completion and appointment to a tenure track may not be offered until the degree is completed.
Contract
The position will be at the assistant professor level on a tenure track (see limitation noted above) and will be available in June 2011 or at a later date as agreed to by the university and the candidate. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.
To Apply
Submit a cover letter of application that addresses the applicant’s credentials as they relate to the requirements of the position. Include a CV, copies of transcripts, and names and addresses of three references to:
Bryan Le Beau
Vice President for Academic Affairs
University of Saint Mary
4100 So. 4th Street
Leavenworth, KS 66048
Official transcripts will be requested from finalists.
Email: Hoyesk@stmary.edu
Questions to Dr. Nancy King, Chair of Behavioral Sciences, kingn@stmary.edu
The University of Saint Mary is an equal opportunity employer.
AA/EOE
Posted: 02/07/11
November 1, 2011
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