Teach Justice Studies theory and practice courses while applying inclusive, trauma-informed approaches and wide-ranging assessment strategies in a college classroom.

Reporting to the Associate Dean, Human and Justice Studies, this professor facilitates courses and supports learner progress. The position contributes to scholarship, applied research, curriculum development, and academic counselling. Course coordination or program coordination leadership may also be available.

Key Responsibilities:
Facilitate theory and practice courses in Justice Studies
Implement inclusive, evidence-based teaching and assessment strategies
Develop course outcomes aligned with program goals
Provide tutorials and academic counselling to students
Participate in scholarship, research,



and program review

Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in a relevant social science field
Minimum eight years' recent criminal justice system experience
Five years' front-line experience supporting people in conflict with law
Knowledge of competency-based adult education and stakeholder engagement
Exceptional communication, organizational, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills

Apply criminal justice expertise, inclusive education, and academic counselling skills to support Justice Studies learners and programs.

📌 Community Justice Studies Professor Belleville
🏢 Cambrian College
📍 Belleville