Criminal Justice & Homeland Security Adjunct Instructor

St. John; New York (NY); On-site; USD 2,484,000 - 2,768,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Life insurance

Long term disability insurance

Tuition remission

Generous 403(b) employer contribution

Employee assistance program

Liberal paid time off policies

Job summary

St. John's University invites applications for adjunct positions to teach a variety of Criminal Justice and Homeland Security courses for the Spring 2026 semester on the Queens campus.

The division seeks adjunct associate professors, assistant professors and instructors to teach in face-to-face 85-minute class sessions that meet twice weekly for undergraduates and to teach online for graduate programs as needed.

Qualifications

• Master's degree and a minimum of five years of significant work experience in the field.
• Terminal degree for graduate teaching with five years of experience and online teaching experience.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and distribute to students a course outline in accordance with the course syllabus.
• Develop instructional materials (lectures, readings, assignments, exams, projects, etc.) that will achieve the learning outcomes as stated in the course syllabus.
• Evaluate student performance throughout the semester and provide periodic and constructive feedback to students.
• Evaluate student performance and post grades for each student as directed by the Provost's Office and offer availability to discuss grades with students in person, by email or phone.
• Promptly respond to requests for information before, during, and after the course as required by the Division Chair and the CCPS Dean's Office.

Education

Master's degree

Terminal degree

Job description

St. John's University invites applications for adjunct positions to teach a variety of Criminal Justice and Homeland Security courses for the Spring 2026 semester on the Queens campus.

The division seeks adjunct associate professors, assistant professors and instructors to teach in face-to-face 85-minute class sessions that meet twice weekly for undergraduates and to teach online for graduate programs as needed.