Assistant Professor of Criminology and Law Studies Fall 2016

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Assistant Professor of Criminology and Law Studies (Fall 2016)
The candidate work will begin in August 2016. Essential Functions: Teaching responsibilities commensurate with junior faculty in the Department of Social and Cultural Sciences; Productivity in research and scholarship; Ability to advise students and provide service to the Department and University. Should be prepared to contribute to the Criminology and Law Studies program, and either Social Welfare and Justice or Anthropology. Will be expected to teach sections of Introduction to Criminology and Crime Control or Criminal Violence in America, as well as other courses relevant to the candidate’s areas of expertise. Relevant areas of research include community/neighborhood crime and violence; critical criminology; structural disadvantage and crime; crime causation; evidence-based practice; and policy analysis. Preference will be given to candidates who have experience in quantitative methods and crime mapping. Should have earned doctorate or a terminal degree. Demonstrated potential for teaching excellence and high quality research. Ph.D. in Criminology, Criminal Justice, Sociology, or a related field strongly preferred. ABD may be considered.

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