Faculty Member, Moral Theology

Archdiocese of Detroit•Detroit, MI

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Sacred Heart Major Seminary seeks a Faculty Member, Moral Theology in Detroit, MI to teach five courses a year and be available for thesis direction. Participate in faculty meetings and all meetings of faculty committees to which the faculty member is assigned by the rector. Participate in the life of the seminary as outlined in the contract and Faculty Handbook. Serve as an academic advisor for students. Stay current in the relevant field and participate in professional activities relevant to the work. Engage in research and publish at least one peer reviewed theological article or book every three years. Make the Profession of Faith, take the Oath of Fidelity, and conform to the teachings of the Code of Cannon Law and USCCB Program for Priestly Formation. Advance the mission of the seminary. Assist in the recruitment and retention of students. Cooperate in Educational Outcomes Assessment programs. Keep regular office hours.

Requirements

Doctor of Theology degree, or a foreign equivalent
Two (2) years of experience teaching Roman Catholic Code of Cannon Law and the Program for Priestly formation
Expertise in Moral theology: bioethics, sexual ethics, educational ethics, social doctrine of the Church, and fundamental moral theology
Extensive list of publications in different languages
Classroom management
Effective teaching methodologies
Online and in person teaching
Mentorship and guidance including academic advising, career counseling
Research and scholarship including writing articles and drafting course material
Presenting lectures
Engaging in discussions
Participating in academic conferences
Curriculum development
Balancing teaching, research, and administrative duties
A firm foundation in the teaching of the Catholic Church and present Catholic doctrine according to the Church’s authentic Magisterium

Responsibilities

Teach five courses a year
Be available for thesis direction
Participate in faculty meetings and faculty committee meetings
Participate in the life of the seminary
Serve as an academic advisor for students
Stay current in the relevant field and participate in professional activities
Engage in research and publish at least one peer-reviewed theological article or book every three years
Make the Profession of Faith, take the Oath of Fidelity, and conform to the teachings of the Code of Cannon Law and USCCB Program for Priestly Formation
Advance the mission of the seminary
Assist in the recruitment and retention of students
Cooperate in Educational Outcomes Assessment programs
Keep regular office hours