Bring criminal justice expertise and front-line rehabilitative experience to teaching theory, practice, counselling, and assessment in Justice Studies.

This Professor facilitates learning for college students through competency-based adult education and inclusive classroom strategies. The work draws on experience with case management, risk assessment, counselling, program facilitation, and security practices. Responsibilities also include applied research, faculty development, and collaboration with community partners.

Key Responsibilities:
Deliver courses using wide-ranging learning and assessment strategies
Support students through individual tutorials and counselling
Incorporate technology supporting the learning setting
Create and supervise assigned student field placements




Liaise with College and community partners collaboratively

Requirements:
Relevant Bachelor's degree in Psychology, Criminology, or Criminal Justice
Eight recent years working within the criminal justice system
At least five years' front-line rehabilitative case-management experience
Experience with risk assessment, counselling, and security practices
Demonstrated conflict management, resiliency, and flexibility

Use front-line justice experience and rehabilitative practice to strengthen teaching, counselling, assessment, and learner support.

📌 Criminal Justice Education Professor Belleville
🏢 Cambrian College
📍 Belleville