Teach criminal justice and study mental health and addictions at Mount Royal University in Calgary, Alberta. This is a full time tenure-track appointment.
As an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics, Justice, and Policy Studies, you will teach in Alberta’s only four-year Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice program. The preferred Teaching-Scholarship-Service stream combines teaching, active research, and service. Your work will support student understanding of criminology, crime, and the criminal justice system.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach criminal justice courses in the BACJ program
Build an active mental health and addictions research program
Supervise research assistants and Honours students
Contribute service within the department and university
Teach six annual courses in the preferred TSS stream
Requirements:
Credential in psychology, criminology, or a cognate discipline
PhD or equivalent preferred
Expertise in mental health and addictions
Post-secondary teaching or criminal justice field experience preferred
Quantitative methods, trauma-informed care, or youth justice experience valued
Bring criminal justice teaching, mental health expertise, and scholarly research to Mount Royal University’s undergraduate program in Calgary.