Adjunct Arts & Sciences Faculty Pool - Criminal Justice

Bushnell University•Eugene, OR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Bushnell University is interviewing for positions for our Adjunct Instructor, Criminal Justice pool. A Doctorate is preferred, but will consider a Master's degree with significant experience in the particular field of teaching. We are interested in both graduate and undergraduate instructors. This position requires a strong commitment to multiculturalism and diversity. Candidates must have a vibrant and maturing Christian faith. Application materials must include a personal Statement of Faith that addresses how a maturing Christian faith finds expression in the candidate’s personal life, family life, community life, local church membership, and academic discipline (both inside and outside the classroom).

Requirements

Doctorate preferred, Master's degree with significant experience in the field of teaching considered.
Strong commitment to multiculturalism and diversity.
Vibrant and maturing Christian faith.
Actively engaged in a Christian congregation.
Able to identify with and support the Bushnell Theological Context for Community statement.
Ability to communicate effectively and succinctly, both verbally and in writing, utilizing tact, patience and courtesy.
Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills.
High personal motivation, with great attention to detail and accuracy.
High ethics of honesty and confidentiality.
Genuine and gracious presence pertaining to students, faculty, staff, and the business of the department and the University.
Completion of a criminal background investigation.
Submission of a personal Statement of Faith addressing specific sections.
Submission of contact information for three references, preferably including the applicant's pastor or other appropriate church leader.
Submission of official transcripts (unofficial accepted with application, official required for interview).

Nice To Haves

Doctorate degree.

Responsibilities

Teach courses in Criminal Justice at the graduate and undergraduate levels.
Communicate effectively and succinctly, both verbally and in writing, utilizing tact, patience and courtesy.
Listen effectively and speak and write clearly.
Maintain high personal motivation with great attention to detail and accuracy.
Project a positive, vibrant and professional attitude.
Uphold high ethics of honesty and confidentiality.
Adhere to FERPA guidelines and student confidentiality.
Act as a mandatory reporter under Oregon law.