Online Adjunct: Criminal Law & Privacy Law Instructor

Indiana Wesleyan University; United States; Remote; USD 18,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

Indiana Wesleyan University invites applications for an Adjunct faculty role in Criminal Law, Court Procedures, and Privacy Law (ICA-130, ICA-140, ICA-150). This online position serves undergraduate students, delivering the curriculum under the facilitator model and focusing on criminal law, judicial processes, and the balance between national security and civil liberties.

The ideal candidate has a terminal degree or Master’s with law-related graduate work, 3–5 years in the legal system, and

Qualifications

• Doctorate or Master’s in Law/Criminal Justice with a minimum of 18 graduate semester hours.
• (JD preferred)
• 3–5 years in the legal system (attorney/judge/senior intelligence) as described.
• Knowledge of constitutional law, rules of evidence, surveillance law, and privacy frameworks.

Responsibilities

• Deliver online modules ICA-130, ICA-140, ICA-150 to undergraduates.
• Guide students in applying statutory definitions and constitutional protections.
• Mentor students in preparing analytic products for judicial settings and expert testimony.
• Integrate IWU Kingdom Diversity Statement values into discussions.

Skills

Constitutional law

Rules of evidence

Surveillance law

Privacy frameworks

Teaching abilities

Online educational delivery

Adult learners

Diversity leadership

Education

Doctorate or Master’s in Law/Criminal Justice

A JD is highly preferred

Tools

Microsoft Office

Learning Management Systems

Job description

Indiana Wesleyan University invites applications for an Adjunct faculty role in Criminal Law, Court Procedures, and Privacy Law (ICA-130, ICA-140, ICA-150). This online position serves undergraduate students, delivering the curriculum under the facilitator model and focusing on criminal law, judicial processes, and the balance between national security and civil liberties.

The ideal candidate has a terminal degree or Master’s with law-related graduate work, 3–5 years in the legal system, and