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, including psychological, developmental, and social causes of crime and theories of punishment. Course Approved May Also Include: Psychology and the Legal System, Psychopathology of Crime, and/or Offender
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their dissertations. We are seeking a Faculty Chair in Psychology for the College of Doctoral Studies. Working under general guidance, the Faculty Chair has responsibility for the performance and productivity of all
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practical application to develop leaders in various fields of study. The School Psychology Faculty will be responsible for teaching, scholarship, and service. As part of their role, they will be expected
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focused education. The college features a variety of programs from counseling and psychology to justice studies, history and English literature. As an adjunct faculty member, you’ll provide program
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social services fields, such as counseling, psychology, or social work. Students learn the principal theories influencing the field of coaching as well as fundamental coaching skill. Candidates may be
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focused education. The college features a variety of programs from counseling and psychology to justice studies, history and English literature. As an adjunct faculty member, you’ll provide program
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Statement, Ethical Position Statement and Mission of Grand Canyon University. Bonus Points Doctorate degree in Social Work or related field (psychology, counseling, sociology, etc.). Research experience with
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Graduate Social Work - Adjunct Faculty - Online (Remote) - College of Humanities and Social Sciences
, Ethical Position Statement, and Mission of Grand Canyon University What You Will Bring: Doctorate in Social Work OR Counseling OR Psychology OR Behavioral Health OR Human Services OR Educational Psychology
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Mission of Grand Canyon University What You Will Bring: *Professional or Teaching experience required. Doctorate in Social Work OR Counseling OR Psychology OR Behavioral Health OR Human Services
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communication and psychology, including principles of nonverbal communication, counseling, and the impact of planner and client values, attitudes, and biases. Money conflicts and crisis situations are also