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Teaching criminal justice to students at the OLFU Laguna Campus is the core of this faculty position. The role suits a Registered Criminologist with a strong background in the field and excellent communication skills.
Caring for individuals diagnosed with severe mental illness who have not been helped by traditional services is the core of this liaison role. The person will work with the CN Guidance Forensic ACT Team, focusing on clients involved with the justice system.
This instructor role focuses on educating and inspiring students about various aspects of the criminal justice field, including law enforcement, corrections, criminology, and legal studies.
Working as a Criminal Justice Worker at North Yorkshire Horizons, you will support individuals involved in the criminal justice system to engage with treatment and overcome barriers to recovery from drug and alcohol use.
This instructor position in the Department of Criminal Justice at Austin Peay State University involves approximately nine months of full-time service over a three-year renewable term, starting July 30, 2027.
Caring for individuals diagnosed with severe mental illness and whose needs have not been met by traditional services is the core of this role, working with the CN Guidance Forensic ACT Team.
This faculty position involves providing course instruction for the Criminal Justice Program. The instructor will prepare learning activities, manage course content, and ensure compliance with educational standards.
This full-time, non-tenure-track faculty position is responsible for providing high-quality undergraduate instruction in Criminal Justice, fostering student success through effective teaching, advising, mentoring, and academic engagement.
This faculty position in the Social Work & Criminal Justice Department at a Christian university involves teaching undergraduate courses in the Criminal Justice Program.
Being a Criminal Justice Adjunct Instructor at Tri-County Technical College involves teaching various criminal justice courses and maintaining records of student progress.
The Criminal Justice Instructor is responsible for fostering student learning through high-quality classroom instruction, with a focus on continuous improvement of curriculum and instructional resources.
This adjunct position in Criminal Justice involves teaching classes on the main campus, providing instruction, and supporting students. The role suits a qualified candidate in the Saint Leo, Florida area who can contribute to student enrollment needs for upcoming terms.
This Criminal Justice Liaison position is responsible for delivering services at all levels of the criminal justice process, from pre-arrest to probation.
This specialist role helps bridge the gap between the criminal legal system and the Forensic Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) program.
Teaching criminal justice courses and supporting student success is the main focus of this instructor role. The position suits an individual with a passion for education and a background in security, corrections, or law enforcement.
This volunteer opportunity focuses on preventing further sexual harm by adults and young people convicted of sexual offenses, aiming to integrate them safely into the community. Volunteers work to model appropriate behavior and combat social isolation, which can lead to re-offending.
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This analyst role involves complex computer systems analysis within the criminal justice and law enforcement sectors. The position focuses on coordinating communications during system testing and post-implementation, ensuring systems meet documented requirements, and performing quality assurance.
This secretarial role provides support to the Criminal Justice Studies (CJS) Chair, Academy Manager, CJS faculty, and Academy personnel.
This adjunct position involves teaching Criminal Justice courses at Marymount University. Qualified candidates will be contacted as teaching needs arise.
This adjunct position in Criminal Justice involves teaching students at Lewis and Clark Community College. The role suits an individual dedicated to empowering students through dynamic learning experiences.
This Criminal Justice Data Specialist role is for a detail-oriented and adaptable professional to join the Records and Analytics Support (RAS) Team within the Washington County District Attorney's Office.
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This role involves working across a range of established Criminal Justice settings, including Probation, Approved Premises, Prisons, Courts, and Police Stations.
This administrative assistant role provides business support within the Criminal Justice Team and across the wider OHAC department. The position involves processing court documents, referrals, and inputting case data, and requires a high standard of accuracy and attention to detail.
This adjunct position involves teaching undergraduate-level research methods courses in criminal justice and criminology. The role focuses on student learning, integrating technology into the curriculum, and fostering engaged scholars.
This graduate assistant position in the CU Division of Social Science involves supporting faculty in the Department of Criminal Justice with both teaching and research. The role is ideal for a full-time graduate student with a background in social science research methods.
This adjunct faculty position in the Criminal Justice department at St. Louis Community College involves delivering high-quality, face-to-face instruction aligned with the college's curriculum standards.
This part-time lecturer position in Criminal Justice is for the School of Professional Studies, teaching courses based on approved departmental syllabi.
This full-time permanent role involves assessing and engaging with service users to ensure they receive appropriate interventions for drug and/or alcohol issues, particularly those involved with the criminal justice system.
Adjunct instructors are invited to apply for positions within the Criminal Justice division for the Spring 2027 semester. This role involves teaching courses and contributing to the department's mission of promoting critical thinking and analytical skills in students pursuing…
An Assistant Professor in Criminal Justice is sought to contribute to the Department of Sociology, Criminology, and Justice Studies. This tenure-track position involves teaching, research, and service, with a particular focus on courses in research methods, criminology, and theories of justice.
This specialist role is a clinical member of the evidence-based Forensic Assertive Community Treatment Team (FACT) serving Albany and Schenectady Counties.
This role supports the Criminal Justice Liaison by performing outreach in Florida and screening criminally involved persons who have chronic substance abuse problems, often combined with mental illness.
This tenure-track Assistant Professor role in Criminal Justice focuses on teaching and research, contributing to a department that integrates sociology, anthropology, and criminal justice.
Coordinating criminal justice grant programs is the core of this role, which involves administering grants, providing technical assistance, and ensuring compliance throughout the grant lifecycle.
This role involves providing collaborative case management to individuals within the criminal justice system, focusing on those in police custody, court, and prison settings.
This Instructional Student Assistant position involves working as a research assistant on a project focused on police accountability in California. The role is open to current Stanislaus State students and requires conducting online research and literature searches.
Working in Surrey Police, the Criminal Justice Caseworker maintains and administers digital case files, ensuring compliance with procedures, timescales, and legislation.
This full-time, nine-month Assistant Professor position in Criminal Justice is for the School of Public Affairs at the University of Colorado Denver, starting in the fall of 2027.
This role is for a Criminal Justice Recovery Worker within Turning Point’s Leicestershire and Rutland Substance Use Services, focusing on supporting service users whose treatment is mandated by the courts.
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This Support Worker role is within a Criminal Justice service, assisting adults who have experienced homelessness and are transitioning from prison. The position involves offering practical and emotional support to clients facing complex challenges such as mental health issues, substance misuse…
This tenure-track Assistant Professor position involves teaching upper and lower-level courses in criminal justice. The role seeks a candidate with education or experience in digital first response, cyber forensic investigations, or a closely associated field, who can convey…
This remote part-time faculty position at the University of Arkansas Grantham involves online instruction and student outreach in Criminal Justice. The role requires teaching courses to a maximum load of 70 students at a time, utilizing the Blackboard Learning Management System.
This adjunct instructor role involves teaching "Crime Scene Investigation" during the Fall 2026 semester at Columbia College's main campus in Columbia, MO. The class meets in-person on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Teaching criminal justice administration subjects is the core of this instructor role, focusing on real-life engagement and experience within the criminal justice environment.
This adjunct faculty position involves teaching criminal justice courses within the School of Humanities & Social Sciences: Law & Justice Studies Department. The role suits a professional with practical criminal justice experience and a commitment to student-centered teaching.
Caring for offenders with serious mental illness is the core of this Criminal Justice Case Manager role, which involves implementing the Texas Correctional Office for Offenders with Medical and Mental Impairments (TCOOMMI) program.
This adjunct instructor role involves teaching criminal justice students, leveraging expertise to deliver educational services. It suits an experienced professional with a master's degree in the field who can engage students and provide feedback.
The Department Chair oversees the academic and operational activities of assigned programs within Dallas College. This includes managing faculty, scheduling courses, overseeing budgets, and ensuring program quality to align with student success and workforce needs.
This part-time instructor position is for the Winter 2027 semester, focusing on teaching Community Corrections online. The role is ideal for an individual with expertise in criminology or criminal justice who is passionate about educating students.
Working with a criminal justice caseload in the Reading area is the core of this recovery worker position. The role involves managing a caseload of clients with criminal justice backgrounds within a substance misuse charity, carrying out duty tasks and assessments, and working with prison releases…