Assistant Professor of Practice

Instruction involves teaching 6 courses per academic year and some possible summer instruction.

Courses to be taught include PA 241: Criminal Justice Administration.

Additional courses will be developed based around the expertise of the successful candidate.

Other non-traditional classroom teaching duties may include coordination of online internships.

Service and Outreach includes providing year-round vision and programmatic leadership for CJS's continued growth and development.

This includes: Promoting the program on and off campus.Innovating the CJS curriculum, keeping it current and in line with trends in criminal justice.Contributing to the leadership and administration of the Rombach Institute on Crime, Delinquency, and Corrections ( mentorship and guidance for CJS students seeking careers in the criminal justice system.Working with university and college efforts to recruit students to the program and promote the opportunities, events, and accomplishments of our students and faculty.Working closely with all CJS instructors, including T/TT faculty, Career Track faculty, adjunct instructors, and SGPP PhD students.Working with regional criminal justice and law enforcement employers to identify opportunities for collaborations such as internship placements, service-learning opportunities, and professionalization seminars.A commitment to innovative leadership and program growth.Excellent communication skills and commitment to working collaboratively and proactively with teams of faculty, staff, graduate, and undergraduate students.Mentoring students through research experiences.Partnering with the Arizona Policy Lab and its various activities, including the Arizona Voter Project.A commitment to values of diversity, equity, and inclusion.