Adjunct Faculty, Criminal Justice

Strayer Education, Inc.

1d•$9,200 - $12,400•Remote

About The Position

Strayer University is seeking an Adjunct Faculty member to teach an online undergraduate- or graduate-level Criminal Justice course for the winter quarter beginning 1/4/27. Classes follow an 11-week quarter schedule. Adjunct Faculty teach assigned courses using a pre-designed curriculum, provide high-quality instruction, and serve as coaches and mentors to students with diverse learning styles. They foster strong faculty-student relationships and a supportive classroom community, and conduct assigned office hours. Applicants must include copies of unofficial transcripts for full consideration. All degrees must be conferred by an accredited institution. The position requires a Master's degree in Criminal Justice; a doctorate is preferred, particularly with coursework in Forensic Psychology, Terrorism/Antiterrorism, or Law Enforcement. Professional certification in a discipline specialty is required if applicable. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States; visa sponsorship is unavailable. No travel is required. If the employee's location is near a campus, on-campus teaching may be required. Expected starting compensation is $2,300–$2,600 per online assignment per quarter and $3,000 per on-campus assignment per quarter. Compensation varies with the number and type of courses taught; the stated current course compensation range is $2,300–$3,100. SEI benefits are available to employees scheduled for at least 30 hours per week and include medical, dental, vision, life and disability plans, well-being incentives, parental leave, paid time off, certain paid holidays, tax-saving accounts (FSA and HSA), a 401(k) retirement benefit, an Employee Stock Purchase Plan, tuition assistance, and entertainment and retail discounts. Non-exempt employees are eligible for overtime pay, if applicable.

Requirements

Master's degree in Criminal Justice from an accredited institution; the degree must be conferred.
Effectively communicate with all levels of the University.
Demonstrated knowledge of academic technology and academic evaluation.
Proficiency in oral presentations, planning, and organizing course objectives.
Strong computer skills, including Excel and PowerPoint.
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Ability to manage potentially stressful situations professionally and ethically.
Authorization to work in the United States; visa sponsorship is not available.
Ability to lift 1 lb., move between floors in the office, access information using a computer, communicate effectively up and down the management chain, cope effectively with stressful situations, and demonstrate strong mental acuity.
Include copies of unofficial transcripts with the application for full consideration.

Nice To Haves

Doctorate, preferably with coursework in Forensic Psychology, Terrorism/Antiterrorism, or Law Enforcement.
College-level teaching experience and online teaching experience.
Work experience in Forensic Psychology, Terrorism/Antiterrorism, or Law Enforcement.
Professional certification in a discipline specialty, if applicable.

Responsibilities

Teach assigned courses using a pre-designed curriculum and professional expertise to provide high-quality instruction.
Enhance curriculum strength and effectiveness through technology and videos.
Use the online learning platform to enrich students' learning experience.
Be available to students by email, phone, text, and during office hours, providing timely feedback to support their academic success.
Set high standards and ensure students understand how they will be evaluated.
Follow University policies and procedures.
Attend faculty meetings, workshops, and training as required.