Academic Professional Assistant Professor in Social Work

We are seeking an Academic Professional Track Assistant Professor to teach social work courses across the BSW and JMSW Programs. This is a 9-month appointment. The Academic Professional Track offers non-tenured rankings of Assistant Professor through Professor, with an emphasis on teaching and other professional and service responsibilities. Appointments are renewable on a yearly basis.

Typical duties include:

• Teach social work courses in the undergraduate and graduate social work curriculum via in-person and online delivery.
• Create or co-create course content materials in the areas of expertise.
• Create a student-centered learning environment, responsive to student needs.
• Provide timely, substantive feedback and maintain regular communication with students.
• Assess student learning through varied and appropriate evaluation strategies.
• Advise and mentor social work students, including support in academic and professional development.
• Supporting program accreditation efforts (CSWE).
• Maintain compliance with CSWE accreditation standards and contribute to accreditation-related curriculum, assessment, and ongoing reaffirmation.
• Collaborate with faculty and staff to support continuous program improvement.
• Engagement in departmental, university, and community service is required.
• Demonstrate effective time management, attention to detail, and commitment to meeting academic deadlines.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Minimum Qualifications

• The candidate must hold a Master of Social Work Degree from a CSWE-accredited program.
• LCSW with two years of post-MSW professional clinical social work practice experience.
• Higher education teaching experience.

Preferred Qualifications

• Ph.D. in Social Work or related field, or a DSW.
• Proficiency with Canvas LMS and online course development.
• Familiarity with CSWE accreditation and EPAS standards.
• Demonstrated commitment to serving diverse student populations, including adult learners.

Tenure Status Not on Track