Assistant or Associate Professor - School of Psychology and Counseling

The role involves teaching graduate-Level courses in general psychology, counseling, and counseling ministries, requiring the successful candidate to integrate christian faith within mental health ethically and competently. Responsibilities balance teaching, research, and service across both on-Campus and online modalities.

Candidates must possess an earned terminal degree appropriate for the discipline, with a phd, psyd, or edd in psychology or a related field being preferred. Essential expectations include a commitment to christ-Centered teaching, potential for scholarship, ability to teach undergraduate courses, proficiency with online technology, and adherence to the university's mission and faith statement.