Adjunct Justice Instructor — Shape Law Enforcement Education

Yuba Community College District; Marysville (WA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Part time

Job summary

A community college institution in Marysville is seeking an Adjunct Administration of Justice Instructor. This role involves providing leadership in curriculum development, teaching courses in Law Enforcement and Corrections, and adapting instructional techniques to accommodate diverse learning styles. Qualified candidates should possess a relevant degree and experience in the field. The college emphasizes commitment to an inclusive educational environment, supporting students from varied backgrounds. This position will help significantly impact student success in the community.

Qualifications

• Minimum qualifications include an associate degree with 6 years experience or a bachelor’s with 2 years.
• Commitment to participatory governance and sensitivity to diverse backgrounds is essential.

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership in curriculum development for Administration of Justice.
• Teach and prepare course syllabi for Law Enforcement and Corrections programs.
• Participate in committees to improve instructional programs.

Skills

Leadership in curriculum development

Instruction in Law Enforcement and Corrections

Adaptability to varied learning styles

Sensitivity to diverse backgrounds

Education

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent occupational experience

California Community College life credential

Job description

A community college institution in Marysville is seeking an Adjunct Administration of Justice Instructor. This role involves providing leadership in curriculum development, teaching courses in Law Enforcement and Corrections, and adapting instructional techniques to accommodate diverse learning styles. Qualified candidates should possess a relevant degree and experience in the field. The college emphasizes commitment to an inclusive educational environment, supporting students from varied backgrounds. This position will help significantly impact student success in the community.