Tenure-Track Crime Studies Professor — Corrections & Reentry

SUNY Oneonta; City of Oneonta (NY); On-site; USD 58,000 - 71,000; Full time

Job summary

SUNY Oneonta invites applications for an Assistant Professor of Crime Studies, specializing in Corrections and Reentry, to teach and mentor in-person and online programs. The role includes contributing to the undergraduate curriculum and the online MA in Crime, Justice, and Community, while advancing a productive research agenda.

You will engage in teaching, advise students, and participate in governance, with a focus on corrections, reentry, rehabilitation, and related areas of crime and

Qualifications

• Ability to teach college-level courses in crime and justice, as demonstrated through teaching experience, training, or teaching materials.
• Record of scholarly publications or presentations in relevant areas.
• Experience with online asynchronous teaching.
• Experience mentoring undergraduate or graduate students.
• Experience conducting applied, community-engaged, or policy-relevant research.

Responsibilities

• Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in corrections, prisoner reentry, rehabilitation, and related areas of crime and justice.
• Contributing to the online M.A. in Crime, Justice, and Community, including asynchronous course delivery.
• Maintaining an active scholarly research and publication agenda.
• Advising and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students.
• Supervising student research or applied projects as appropriate.
• Participating in curriculum development, assessment, department governance, and university service.
• Cultivating professional or community partnerships relevant to corrections and reentry.

Skills

Teaching experience

Online asynchronous teaching

Mentoring students

Scholarly publications

Community-engaged research

Education

PhD in Criminology, Criminal Justice, Sociology

Job description

SUNY Oneonta invites applications for an Assistant Professor of Crime Studies, specializing in Corrections and Reentry, to teach and mentor in-person and online programs. The role includes contributing to the undergraduate curriculum and the online MA in Crime, Justice, and Community, while advancing a productive research agenda.

You will engage in teaching, advise students, and participate in governance, with a focus on corrections, reentry, rehabilitation, and related areas of crime and