Adjunct Faculty in Environmental Crime Investigation

Unity College•New Gloucester, ME

52d•Remote

About The Position

About Unity: At Unity Environmental University we are on a mission to make environmental education accessible and affordable to all. Our unique model combines a functional hierarchy and project-based structure through our four Sustainable Education Business Units (SEBUs) to promote collaboration and innovation (Distance Education, Sustainable Ventures, Unity @ Pineland). We prioritize our students' needs above all else, offering a variety of modalities, including hybrid, in-person, hyflex, and online. Our innovative and inclusive culture prepares students to tackle real-world challenges and cultivate the next generation of environmental professionals and leaders who can make a positive impact on our world. Our Mission: We are dedicated to delivering quality education and experiences that produce outstanding environmentally competent professionals and inspire individuals from all walks of life to steward sustainable ecosystems. About Career Edge Career Edge expands Unity's mission by providing flexible, affordable, workforce-aligned degree pathways that meet the needs of working adults. Our 90-credit Applied Bachelor's degrees streamline learning while maintaining rigorous expectations for critical thinking, communication, and professional readiness. All programs are designed around sustainability, systems thinking, and applied skill development supported by AI-enhanced learning tools. The Opportunity: Unity Environmental University seeks adjunct faculty to support environmental crime and criminal justice coursework within the Applied Bachelor of Science in Environmental Crime Investigation. This major blends criminal justice foundations with environmental regulation, investigative methods, and systems thinking. Course Needing Adjunct Faculty ENCJ 2010 - Administrative Structure and Criminal Justice Introduces students to the structure, functions, and administrative processes of criminal justice systems, with attention to environmental crime enforcement and regulatory contexts.

Requirements

Have expertise in criminal justice, environmental enforcement, regulatory policy, or investigative practice.
Can translate justice system structures into accessible, practical learning for adult students.
Value ethical practice, procedural justice, and environmental responsibility.
Are comfortable teaching online with AI-supported tools.
Master's in Criminal Justice, Law, Public Administration, Environmental Policy, or related field.
Relevant field experience strongly preferred.