Eastern New Mexico U Instructor CJ and Soc

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Position Summary

The Department of History, Humanities and Social Sciences at Eastern New Mexico University seeks a full-time instructor of criminal justice and sociology.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Teach lower-division and upper-division undergraduate courses in both disciplines, dependant on qualifications and areas of expertise

12 credit-hour teaching load per semester

Teaching on campus, online (Blackboard Learn.9â?¢) and/or via Mediasiteâ?¢

Student advising Other duties as assigned.

Minimum Job Requirements:

M.A./M.S. in sociology or criminal justice required. Minimum of three years higher-education teaching experience or related experience is also required.

Working Conditions:

Contract is for nine months. Summer contracts may be available based on department need. This appointment is renewable for two additional years provided: (1) there is available funding; (2) your performance is satisfactory as determined through the review process undertaken by the FEC, department chair and dean; (3) satisfactory progress toward completion of your approved doctoral program is evident, if applicable; and (4) approval is granted by the Vice President for Academic Affairs.

Applications should be submitted online at agency.governmentjobs.com/enmu and should include a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, contact information for three references, and transcripts (unofficial for application purposes). Please contact the Human Resources office at [phone] for instructions on applying by mail.

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JobID:
8253
Listing Date:
05/04/2012 to 06/03/2012
Job Listing Title:
Assistant Professor/ Instructor
Job Position/Rank:
Academic Positions - Instructor
Academic Positions - Assistant Professor
Special Programs and Areas of Faculty Expertise:
Criminal Justice
Special Programs and Areas of Faculty Expertise:
Criminology/Delinquency
Region:
Southwest
Salary Range:
Negotiable
Job Description:
Assistant Professor or Instructor in Criminal Justice/ Sociology: Eastern New Mexico University’s program in Criminal Justice and Sociology seeks applications for a full-time position to begin in August 2012. Appointment will be at a rank commensurate with academic training and experience. Ph.D. in Criminal Justice and/or Sociology and a minimum of three years higher-education teaching experience or related experience preferred for tenure-track position teaching undergraduate courses at all levels in both disciplines; ABD will be considered. MA and related teaching experience in the same disciplines required for three-year renewable Instructor position teaching primarily lower-division courses. Responsibilities include a 12-hour teaching load per semester, on campus, online and/or via lecture capture, student advising, and other duties as assigned. Start date: August 2012.


Condition of employment: Must pass a pre-employment background check.
Review of applications will begin at once, and continue until position is filled.

Salary is competitive, and commensurate with experience. Closing date: Open until filled.

Application form available at: www.enmu.edu/services/personnel. Complete file will include dossier, application, statement of teaching philosophy, transcripts, three letters of recommendation, and current curriculum vitae. Applications may be submitted via mail to CJ/SOC Search, Personnel, Station 21, Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, NM 88130.

Information is available at www.enmu.edu. AA/EO/Title IX Employer.

Company:
Eastern New Mexico University
Department:
History, Humanities, and Social Science
Contact:
Suzanne Balch-Lindsay
Email:
[e-mail]
Phone:
575-562-2438
Fax:

Address:
1500 S Ave K
ENMU Station 19
Portales , NM 88130
USA
Domestic Partner Benefits:
This employer does not offer employment benefits to domestic partners of employees.
Discrimination Policy:
This employer prohibits discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation/preference and gender identity/expression.

NOTE:
The above information is provided by the employer. The American Sociological Association does not verify the accuracy of these statements.