Assistant or Associate Professor of Counseling

The primary responsibilities involve teaching and supervision within the marriage, couple, and family counseling (Mcfc) program, requiring expertise in integrating christian faith with systemic and relational counseling approaches. Candidates must maintain excellence in teaching, research, and service, including teaching during evenings and summers across various delivery modalities.

Candidates must possess an earned doctorate from a cacrep-Accredited program and hold current licensure as an lmft or lpc with significant experience in marriage and family counseling. Essential expectations include a dedication to christ-Centered teaching, potential for scholarship, ability to teach graduate courses, and facility with online instructional technology.