Assistant/Associate Professor of Counseling (18 Credits, Tenure Track, Residential)

Denver Seminary; Colorado; Vor Ort; USD 65.000 - 95.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Professional development opportunities

Funding for research

Relocation/housing assistance

Full benefits package

Zusammenfassung

Denver Seminary is seeking a full-time, tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor of Counseling. This role involves educating and mentoring future counselors in a mission-driven program, integrating faith with evidence-based practices. The candidate will contribute to teaching, scholarship, and community service in a supportive and collaborative environment.

Qualifikationen

• Experience in graduate-level teaching and mentoring.
• Commitment to integrating faith-based approaches in counseling.
• Strong background in clinical practice and scholarship.

Aufgaben

• Deliver high-impact teaching in graduate-level courses.
• Mentor students academically, professionally, and spiritually.
• Contribute to scholarship through research and presentations.

Kenntnisse

Teaching

Mentoring

Research

Integration of faith and practice

Ausbildung

Doctorate in Counseling or related field

Jobbeschreibung

Job Title: Assistant/Associate Professor of Counseling (Full Time, Tenure Track)

Reports To: Academic Dean

Location: On-campus

Pay: $65,000 – $95,000. Actual compensation offer to candidate will be based upon prior experience, skill level, tenure track status, and budget.

Inspire. Equip. Transform.

Denver Seminary invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track faculty position in the Counseling Division. This is an opportunity to educate, mentor, and equip future Christian counselors in a mission-driven, CACREP-accredited program that integrates faith and evidence-based counseling practice.

Our counseling programs prepare students for clinical excellence, ethical leadership, and transformative ministry, serving the needs of individuals, families, and communities. We seek a passionate and experienced faculty member who is committed to teaching, scholarship, and mentoring students within a Christ-centered learning environment.

Why Join Denver Seminary?

• Mission-Driven Community: Join a seminary that equips students for Christ-centered leadership in counseling, ministry, and society.
• Collaborative, Supportive Culture: Be part of a collegial faculty dedicated to academic excellence, spiritual formation, and student success.
• Strong Institutional Support: Enjoy professional development opportunities, funding for research, and institutional backing for teaching innovation.
• Vibrant Location: Live and work in Denver, Colorado—a dynamic city with a thriving counseling and mental health community, stunning natural beauty, and rich cultural opportunities.
• Commitment to Excellence & Innovation: Join a faculty committed to teaching, research, and clinical practice in an evolving higher education landscape.

As a faculty member in the Counseling Division, you will play a critical role in shaping the next generation of professional counselors by:

• Delivering high-impact teaching (18 credit hours per academic year) in graduate-level courses.
• Mentoring students holistically—academically, professionally, and spiritually.
• Contributing to scholarship through research, writing, and conference presentations.
• Integrating faith and counseling practice in a way that prepares students for real-world impact.
• Serving the Seminary community through committee work, accreditation support, and faculty collaboration.

Other duties as assigned by the Academic Dean

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Salary Range: $65K-$95K

Compensation:Competitive compensation package, commensurate with experience and qualifications. Includes a full benefits package, including relocation/ housing assistance (if needed) and access to professional development support.