Teach Justice Studies through evidence-based instruction and assessment strategies, supporting varied learning styles in the college classroom. Build an inclusive, cooperative learning climate.

Reporting to the Associate Dean, Human and Justice Studies, the Professor facilitates program delivery and learner progress. The work includes course outcomes, assessment, academic counselling, and applied research. Academic leadership may include coordinating courses or programs under College procedures and the collective agreement.

Key Responsibilities:

- Implement diverse, evidence-based teaching and delivery strategies
- Develop course outcomes and assessment strategies aligned with program goals
- Support student progress through tutorials and academic counselling




- Participate in teaching scholarship and applied research
- Incorporate technology supporting the learning environment

Requirements:

- Bachelor's degree in a relevant social science discipline
- Minimum eight years' recent criminal justice system experience
- At least five years' relevant law enforcement or security experience
- Knowledge of competency-based adult education and Canadian criminal law
- Experience in crime scene management, interviewing, and investigations

Apply Justice Studies teaching, criminal justice experience, and learner assessment expertise to support inclusive college education.

📌 Justice Studies Professor and Educator (Ameliasburgh)
🏢 Loyalist College
📍 Ameliasburgh