McPherson College’s Department of Behavioral Sciences seeks qualified instructors to teach a variety of undergraduate Sociology/Criminal Justice courses in Spring 2025.

Essential Responsibilities:

• Prepare syllabus and teach assigned course based on course outline.
• Complete course paperwork such as attendance reports and grade postings.
• Read and return student work in a timely fashion, providing helpful feedback for improvement.
• Use active-learning pedagogy, engaging students through in-class activities as well as lecture.

Course load: 1 or 2 courses per semester

Ideal candidates will be able to teach from the following courses:

• Minorities in the US (Sociology of Diversity)
• Social Problems
• Introduction to Human Services
• Criminal Justice
• Introduction to Sociology
• Urban Sociology
• Juvenile Delinquency
• Social Work in America
• Police & Law Enforcement

Minimum Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Sociology, Social Work, Criminal Justice, or a related field

Preferred Qualifications:

• PhD in Sociology or related field
• Teaching experience at the post-secondary level
• Previous experience in Law Enforcement, Corrections, or Social Work

Salary:

• Commensurate with academic credentials

A complete application packet includes: cover letter (including which of the listed courses you are most qualified to teach), résumé/CV, one professional reference letter and unofficial transcripts. (Official transcripts will be required from finalists.)

Please complete the online application below and include your cover letter, resume, one professional reference letter and unofficial transcripts.

An application packet is considered complete only when all required materials are received.

Only letters of recommendation may be sent electronically via separate email to [email protected]

Applications accepted until all positions are filled.

McPherson College’s Department of Modern Languages seeks qualified instructors to teach College Composition I and College Composition II.

Essential Responsibilities:

• Prepare syllabus and teach assigned course based on course outline.
• Complete course paperwork such as attendance reports and grade postings.
• Read and return student work in a timely fashion, providing helpful feedback for improvement.
• Use active-learning pedagogy, engaging students through in-class activities as well as lecture.
• Use accepted writing pedagogy, such as process writing
• Be prepared to adjust teaching modality as dictated by coronavirus outbreaks.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in English, Composition Studies, Creative Writing, or a related field

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience teaching writing at the post-secondary level

Salary:

• Commensurate with academic credentials

A complete application packet includes:  cover letter, résumé/CV, one professional reference letter and unofficial transcripts. (Official transcripts will be required from finalists.)

Please complete the online application below and include your cover letter, resume, one professional reference letter and unofficial transcripts.

An application packet is considered complete only when all required materials are received.

Only unofficial transcripts and letters of recommendation may be sent electronically via separate email to [email protected]

Applications accepted until all positions are filled.