Clinical Assistant or Associate Professor, School Counseling and Guidance

Texas A&M•Kingsville, TX

14d•Onsite

About The Position

This search is for one (Non-Tenure Track) position, a 9-month Clinical Assistant or Associate Professor, with the Department of Educational Leadership and Counseling, in the College of Education and Human Performance, beginning Spring 2026.

Requirements

Master's degree and/or Certified School Counselor (CSC) in any U.S. state
Earned doctorate either in Counselor Education from a CACREP-accredited institution, or Rehabilitation if earned prior to January 1, 2018
Earned 18 graduate hours for every field taught from a regionally accredited institution.
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) (with LPC in Texas by time of hire)
Evidence of teaching excellence in a hybrid or an online delivery format.
Credentials sufficient to be an Assistant or Associate Professor based on the College of Education and Human Performance Tenure and Promotion Guidelines at Texas A&M University-Kingsville.

Responsibilities

Coordination of the School Counseling and Guidance (EDCG) Program.
Teach field practicum for certified school counselor candidates to ensure compliance with Texas certification regulations
Advise, mentor, and supervise students
Lead with a vision to develop and enhance programs in the department.
Build a strong program aligned with the University's mission as a Hispanic-serving institution
Address the educational needs of students
Collaborate with colleagues and sustain a collegial environment to fulfill the needs and meet strategic goals of the department, college, and university
Actively participate in service to programmatic, departmental, college, and university committees
Attend two in-person day-long sessions each year on campus at personal expense.
Attend periodic virtual programs, and departmental, college, and university meetings.
Teach 4/4 load in Fall and Spring terms.
Summer courses are offered but are not guaranteed.
Be available during the business day to interact with campus staff, the chair of the department, and program colleagues in a timely way.