Criminal Justice Instructor/ Part Time Faculty

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Criminal Justice Instructor/ Part Time Faculty
The candidate will teach various courses in Criminal Justice. Use instructional methodology appropriate to the audience and to the student (e.g., lecture, demonstration, group discussion, technology-enhanced delivery, computer-assisted delivery, and distance delivery). Must be able to explain and deliver materials in a variety of ways to meet the needs of a broad range of learning activities. Evaluate students in accordance with the criteria in the course outline and other applicable college policies and procedures. Is responsible for turning in grades according to college policy and procedure. Create a course syllabus for each course taught which includes to, course outcomes, course structure, materials to be covered, grading criteria, due dates for materials, exam dates and office hours. Work effectively with colleagues and students of various cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds, demonstrating an ability to work with others in a courteous and cooperative fashion. Ensure compliance with all **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***. rules, regulations, and policies. Demonstrate continued professional growth by staying current in and expanding knowledge of teaching techniques. Performs Other Duties and Special Projects as Required/Assigned. should have Master’s degree in criminal justice or related field. Only degrees received from an accredited institution will be accepted: accreditation must be recognized by the office of degree authorization, US Department of Education, as required by ORS 348.609. Final candidate will be required to provide official transcripts for required degree. Must have 2 years demonstrated college teaching experience, preferably in a community college, or documented training and experience instructing at the Oregon Police Academy or related law enforcement training program. Documented evidence of successful online teaching and/or ability to learn and utilize online learning systems. Should have knowledge of computers and ways to integrate appropriate technologies into the Criminal Justice curriculum. Ability: Knowledge and ability to instruct various audiences, both individuals and groups, taking into account various learning modalities and methods. Ability to use instructional delivery methods which enhance a broad public access to post-secondary education. Ability to work effectively and sensitively with individuals of diverse cultural backgrounds and perspectives, and abilities. Ability to evaluate student progress both empirically and holistically and to prescribe and develop curriculum materials for individuals and classes. Ability to motivate and inspire students. Ability to effectively communicate in English with others both orally and in written form, which includes the ability to restate at various language levels, to simplify, and to use demonstrations, which relate to previous knowledge and concrete experience. Ability to use instructional delivery methods, which reflect an adult orientation. Ability to work cooperatively with department members and members of the college community in meetings and on projects. Ability to review, understand, apply and share concepts presented in training programs, conferences and/or professional literature. Should have earned law degree (JD) and/or a graduate degree in criminal justice administration.
Closing Date: 10/09/20 11:59 PM

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