Assistant Professor of Psychology

Position Details Position Information NBAPOSN Title Working Title Assistant Professor of Psychology, tenure-track Brief Position Overview The College of Arts, Sciences, and Education at Montana State University Northern (MSUN), invites applications for an Assistant Professor of Psychology position, anticipated to begin on August 1, 2024. This is an academic year (10-month), full-time, tenure-track position. Primarily a teaching institution, MSUN offers rich interdisciplinary teaching opportunities at the undergraduate and graduate levels. This position is responsible for the development and instruction of foundational psychology courses and select criminal justice and related courses. Additional duties and responsibilities of this position include participating in scholarship and service activities; participating in program development; and assisting with student recruitment, retention, and progression efforts. Effective teaching is the primary mission of this position and MSU-Northern. For more information about this program and MSU-Northern, go to . MSUN will only consider applicants who are authorized to work in the US and MSUN will not sponsor applicants for work visas. Faculty Tenure Track Yes Faculty Rank Assistant Professor Position Number Department Social Science Division College of Arts, Sciences, & Education Appointment Type Faculty Contract Term Academic Year Semester If other, specify From date If other, specify End date FLSA Exempt Union Affiliation Montana Federation of Public Employees FTE 1.0 Benefits Eligible Yes Compensation Annual Salary Commensurate with credentials and experience and within the guidelines set by the collective bargaining agreement. Contract Type MUS If other, please specify Recruitment Type Open Position Details General Statement The College of Arts, Sciences, and Education at Montana State University Northern (MSUN), invites applications for an Assistant Professor of Psychology position, anticipated to begin on August 1, 2024. This is an academic year (10-month), full-time, tenure-track position. Primarily a teaching institution, MSUN offers rich interdisciplinary teaching opportunities at the undergraduate and graduate levels. This position is responsible for the development and instruction of foundational psychology courses and select criminal justice and related courses. Additional duties and responsibilities of this position include participating in scholarship and service activities; participating in program development; and assisting with student recruitment, retention, and progression efforts. Duties and Responsibilities This position is responsible for the development and instruction of foundational psychology courses and select criminal justice and related courses. Additional duties and responsibilities of this position include participating in scholarship and service activities; participating in program development; and assisting with student recruitment, retention, and progression efforts. Required Qualifications - Experience, Education, Knowledge & Skills Doctoral degree in Psychology or Criminology by August 1, 2024 College teaching experience Demonstrated ability to work with diverse populations Demonstrated engagement with student success initiatives Excellent interpersonal skills Preferred Qualifications - Experience, Education, Knowledge & Skills Experience teaching online and utilizing other delivery modes of instruction Demonstrated mentoring of undergraduate students Teaching or applied work in Criminal Justice, Cross-cultural Psychology, Industrial and Organizational Psychology, or Community Leadership Psychology doctoral degree from an APA-accredited program Evidence of scholarly activity The Successful Candidate Will Special Requirements Physical Demands Typical office and classroom environment. The Program The MSUN psychology program is committed to the discovery of knowledge about the mind, brain, and behavior for the benefit of growth and development in students' academic, personal, and professional lives. The Department The Arts & Sciences department site is available here, The College The College of Arts, Sciences, and Education offers undergraduate and graduate degrees through programs that prepare students for work in fields spanning the humanities, social and physical sciences, professional education, public service, and leadership. Degree programs are represented by the Bachelor of Arts in four majors, the Bachelor of Science in two majors, the Bachelor of Science in Education in six majors, a Bachelor of Applied Science, and an Associate of Arts in General Education. The College also offers two graduate programs including a Master of Education Degree in Counselor Education and a Master of Science Degree in Instruction and Learning. This position has supervisory duties? No Posting Detail Information Announcement Number FAC - VA - P Number of Vacancies 1 Desired Start Date August 1, 2024 Position End Date (if temporary) Open Date Close Date Until an adequate pool is established No Special Instructions Summary Full consideration will be given to applications received by February 23, 2024. Applications received after the initial date will be reviewed at the search committee's discretion until filled. Applicants must include a letter which addresses each of the required and preferred qualifications noted above, professional and academic career goals, and interest in the position; a CV; unofficial transcripts; and the names, addresses, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses of three professional references. 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