Adjunct Instructor of Psychology

Essential Duties

• Teach courses as needed at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including some combination of courses in the areas of behavioral health/clinical psychology, behavioral neuroscience, cognitive psychology, human learning, human development (child and/or aging), or critical psychology/social justice.
• Teach foundational psychology courses such as introductory psychology, research methods, or statistics courses.
• Maintain a program of research.
• Supervise undergraduate and graduate student research.
• Provide academic advising for undergraduate and graduate students.
• Participate in professional service activities at the departmental, college, community and/or national level.

Occasional Duties Required Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities

• Ability to teach courses in at least one of the following areas: behavioral health/clinical psychology, behavioral neuroscience, cognitive psychology, human learning, human development (child and/or aging), or critical psychology/social justice.
• Knowledge about the needs of diverse student learners.
• Ability to conduct research or other scholarly activities.
• Ability to supervise graduate and undergraduate research.
• Ability to work collaboratively with colleagues.

Required Qualifications

• Ph.D. degree in Psychology or related field. M.A./M.S. enrolled or not enrolled in a Ph.D. program in Psychology will be considered.
• College teaching experience and Research experience in psychology or closely related field.

Preferred Qualifications

• Ability to teach a range of foundational courses such as introductory psychology, research methods, or statistics courses.
• Ability and commitment to involving students in research and/or scholarship.

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