The position involves teaching graduate courses in the M.S. in School Counseling and Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision programs, the M.S. in College Student Development program, and/or the M.S. in Academic Advising program. The courses in these programs are offered in various modalities, including in-person, online, and blended. The successful candidate will teach four courses each semester with the possibility of summer teaching if desired and needed. Other responsibilities include advising graduate students, providing service, participating in faculty governance, and being involved with relevant professional associations.

Required Qualifications

Earned doctorate from a CACREP accredited Counselor Education program (by May 2021)

Licensed as a counselor (by August 2021)

Evidence of work experience in counseling, college student development, academic advising, and/or a related area of higher education

Potential for excellence in instruction and advising, both on-campus and online

Ability to implement and integrate instructional technology in learning management systems

Commitment to working with and supporting diverse populations and to pursuing equity and social justice

Active membership in at least one professional association

Preferred Qualifications

Three to five years of professional experience as a counselor and/or in a higher education role

Record of university teaching experience

Experience developing and teaching both on-campus and online courses

Experience advising graduate students

Leadership in professional associations