Tenure-Track Professor: Behavioral Health & SUD/OUD in MSW
Morgan State University
Baltimore (MD)
On-site
USD 70,000 - 90,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Morgan State University invites applications for a tenure or tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor in the Master of Social Work Department, emphasizing behavioral health, substance use disorders, and community engagement. Responsibilities include teaching graduate-level courses, maintaining an active research agenda, and participating in university service. The ideal candidate will have a PhD or DSW in Social Work, experience in behavioral health, and a commitment to culturally responsive education, making a significant impact in urban communities.
Qualifications
Demonstrated expertise in behavioral health with emphasis on substance use disorders.
Evidence of effective graduate-level teaching or strong teaching potential.
Commitment to culturally responsive and equity-centered social work education.
Responsibilities
Teach graduate-level MSW courses related to behavioral health.
Maintain an active research agenda focused on behavioral health.
Participate in MSW Department and University service activities.
Skills
Clinical social work licensure or license eligibility
Practice experience in behavioral health
History of or strong potential for external grant funding
Experience teaching in online or hybrid MSW programs
Experience working with urban communities
Education
PhD or DSW in Social Work or closely related discipline
Job description
Morgan State University invites applications for a tenure or tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor in the Master of Social Work Department, emphasizing behavioral health, substance use disorders, and community engagement. Responsibilities include teaching graduate-level courses, maintaining an active research agenda, and participating in university service. The ideal candidate will have a PhD or DSW in Social Work, experience in behavioral health, and a commitment to culturally responsive education, making a significant impact in urban communities.