Adjunct Faculty (Criminal Justice) SAC

Adjunct Faculty (Criminal Justice) SAC - req13515 Position: part‑time, temporary adjunct faculty in Criminal Justice. Employment type: TN, salary based, no benefits. Requires ability to teach evenings and weekends. Job Summary and Description Teaching faculty are professional educators whose primary responsibility is to fulfill the District mission of providing quality education for all students attending the colleges. Full‑time, temporary with benefits, and temporary without benefits categories exist. Faculty members are classified by ranks such as Instructor, Assistant Professor, etc. They serve as leaders, teachers, advisors, and facilitators of learning and uphold the mission and values of the colleges. Qualifications Master’s degree in Criminal Justice, Criminology, Corrections, Justice Administration, Criminal Justice Data Analytics (CJDA), or a Juris Doctorate with a specialty in criminal law, or a Master’s degree in another field with at least 18 hours post‑graduate studies in the criminal justice discipline. Three (3) years of work experience in the criminal justice field. Submit a cover letter and unofficial transcripts demonstrating minimum education qualification. Willingness to teach in person, online, at night, and on weekends, as required. Willingness to be trained in online teaching certification, or able to present credentials demonstrating certification in online teaching. Willingness to meet with students outside of class by appointment to discuss courses. Preferred Education and Experience Demonstrated knowledge of forensic science principles, crime scene processing, and the proper collection, handling, and preservation of physical evidence. Resides in San Antonio or the greater Metropolitan San Antonio Area and is willing to commute to campus to teach in‑person courses. A commitment to excellence in teaching. Ph.D. in any of the sub‑disciplines of Criminal Justice listed above, with a minimum of three (3) years of work experience in the criminal justice field. Experience as a college instructor and a commitment to excellence in teaching. A background in statistical analysis, or data analytics. Experience working with Criminal Justice data analytics on crime prediction, prevention, and/or parole/probation risk analysis, or certificate in data analytics with a focus on criminal justice. Experience with or willingness to teach hybrid, online asynchronous, remote synchronous, or Hy‑flex (face‑to‑face, online asynchronous, and remote synchronous simultaneously). Certificate in online teaching issued from an accredited institution of higher education. QMAPP QMRC Certificate for 7th edition or higher. Location Criminal Justice, 1819 N Main Ave., San Antonio, Texas, 78212, United States. #J-18808-Ljbffr Alamo Colleges District