The primary responsibility is teaching a broad range of Sociology courses from introductory undergraduate to graduate level, with a standard load of 12 credit hours per semester and a willingness to teach in person, hybrid and online as needed; service and scholarly activities are standard expectations, alongside advising and mentoring students, evaluating student performance, maintaining department and student records, serving on department, college and university committees and preparing departmental reports. The Department of Sociology, Gerontology, and Substance Abuse Studies sits in the College of Liberal Arts and offers BA degrees in Sociology, Sociology-Human Services and Sociology-Substance Abuse Studies as well as an MA in Addictions Counseling. An earned doctorate in Sociology is required, a doctorate in a related field will be considered with Academic Affairs approval, and ABD candidates with a clear dissertation defense date will be considered. Priority is given to applicants able to teach Sociological Statistics, Population Studies, Social Welfare Policy and Introduction to Sociology, and the appointment is contingent on state funds.
- Career stageDoctoral candidate, Phd
- DegreePhD
- Work authorization requirementMust be eligible to work in the U.S.
- StatusOpen
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