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The Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice is accepting applications for part-time Associate Lecturers. Sociology & Criminal Justice. Ability to teach courses: Race and Ethnicity, Intro to Sociology.
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The Department of Cultural and Behavioral Sciences is home to multiple academic and applied disciplines including psychology, sociology, anthropology, geography, education, social work, criminal justice, and homeland security.
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Teach freshman and sophomore-level Sociology courses to students in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) correctional facilities. Candidates must pass a criminal background check by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ.
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Bachelor's degree is required in a human services field of study (i.e. social work, psychology, sociology, criminal justice) with a minimum of one year of experience in victim advocacy (specifically case management) OR grief support work (specifically bereaved individuals due to death.
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Provide advocacy by assisting in the protection and exertion of victims/survivors rights and educating others about the criminal and civil justice systems. May accompany victims/survivors to justice proceedings as appropriate.
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EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE: High school diploma and two year’s direct care experience or a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college with at least twelve credit hours in a human services discipline to include but not limited to psychology, sociology, social work, education, pastoral counseling, political science, heath, recreation, criminal justice, counseling.
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Job DetailsDescription Georgia Military College- Fairburn Campus is seeking qualified candidates to act as part-time tutors in the following disciplines: Anatomy & Physiology, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, English, Reading, Writing, Political Science, History, Psychology, Criminal Justice, Sociology, SAT/ACT Testing Meet with students in a one-to-one, small-group, drop-in, or classroom tutoring format(s) to give learning assistance.
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Recent college graduates and graduate students pursuing a career in Psychology, Social Work, Criminal Justice, Sociology, Clinical Mental Health Counseling or a related field are encouraged to apply.
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Gain experience in: Social Work, Healthcare, Psychology, Human Services, Nursing, Alcohol and Drug Counseling, Education, Child Development, Sociology, Criminal Justice, or Mental Health.
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Required skills / education: High School/GED required; A Bachelor's degree in social work, sociology, psychology, family ecology, consumer/community services, family studies, family and/or child development, guidance/school counseling, counseling psychology, education, public health, human services, or criminal justice is preferred.
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Bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, mental health, nursing, education, sociology, criminal justice, counseling, rehabilitation counseling, guidance counseling or an equivalent field AND one year of full-time experience in social services delivery.
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Gain experience in: Social Work, Psychology, Human Services, Nursing, Alcohol and Drug Counseling, Education, Child Development, Sociology, Criminal Justice, or Mental Health. Become a caregiver at one of our multiple locations: Bloomington, Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Champlin, Crystal, Edina, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, Minneapolis, Minnetonka, New Hope, Richfield and Saint Louis Park. Full-time, part-time and weekend day, evening and overnight positions.
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Juvenile Corrections Specialists require a Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, Sociology, Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, or other closely related field and two years of work experience providing for the treatment and rehabilitation needs of delinquent adolescents.
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Associates degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology, Criminal Justice or related, and. Job Type: Part-Time (less than 30 hours/wk) Under general supervision, performs responsible duties related to the care, security, welfare and custody of youth at the Polk County Juvenile Detention Center.
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Associate's degree or equivalent of two years post-secondary education in Corrections, Counseling, Criminal Justice, Education, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, or related Human Services field AND one year experience in Corrections, Human Services Treatment Programs, or related experience.
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