Assistant Professor, Psychology

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, AZ invites applications for a tenure-track position at the Assistant Professor level in Psychology, to begin Fall 2020.

A qualified candidate will have expertise in the area of Forensic Psychology through at least one of the following: doctoral training, research, and/or practice experience. The successful candidate will become an integral part of the Psychology programs, with duties that include teaching courses in the department curricula, developing a research program, and participating in professional, department, campus, and university service activities.

The Behavioral & Social Sciences Department at ERAU has three distinct, rapidly growing Bachelor of Science programs in Forensic Psychology, Industrial-Organizational Psychology, and Human Factors Psychology. Faculty enthusiastically mentor and advise undergraduate students in research, professional development, internships, and career trajectories. The department and its current faculty are committed to the scientist-practitioner approach to education and working side-by-side with students on research and industry collaborations. A successful candidate will be committed to the same.

Embry-Riddle is a private non-profit, residential university in the mountains of Arizona with a focus on the STEM disciplines. Faculty/student interactions are highly valued and are central to the draw for many students and faculty. Prescott is rated as one of the desirable destinations in the Southwestern United States. At over 5000 feet above sea level, Prescott boasts a mild climate, clean air and wonderful outdoor opportunities.

Qualifications :

The candidate will work with our team of psychology faculty in supporting the success and growth of our undergraduate programs. An interest in leading scholarly activities that involve undergraduate students in research, grant proposals, or industry collaboration is ideal. Demonstrated or potential excellence in teaching, research, and mentoring undergraduate students is expected. Practical or industry experience is valued.

The outstanding candidate will have a doctoral degree in Psychology or closely related discipline with college-level teaching experience. Candidates with degrees in Forensic Psychology, Clinical Psychology, or related areas are of greatest interest; candidates with other specializations and research areas are encouraged to apply. Candidates with other combinations of education and professional experience in forensic psychology are also strongly encouraged to apply. Review of application will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.

To be considered, applicants should submit the following:

1. A letter of application addressing all of the above required qualifications;

2. Statement outlining your research, teaching philosophy, and teaching experience;

3. A current curriculum vitae; and

4. Contact information for three professional references.

5. Unofficial transcripts