Assistant Professor - Clinical Psychology

community-based prevention and intervention programs are especially encouraged to apply. Experience with a variety of approaches to prevention and treatment of mental health issues is desirable. New York State licensure is a plus. Candidates will be expected to teach core courses, including "Foundations in Clinical Psychology", "Counseling Psychology", and "Peer Support & Community Mental Health" as well as other courses in the clinical/mental health curriculum. Candidates will also be expected to contribute to the core courses in the major, including the research methods sequence. In addition to teaching duties, the candidate will be expected to participate in service activities including, but not limited to, advising students, committee responsibilities, program assessment, and curriculum development.

The Psychology Department is the largest major at the college, offering a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Science (B.S) degree in Psychology and a Master of Science (M.S) degree in Mental Health Counseling, and is committed to faculty diversity and to the historic mission of the College to advance social justice, civic engagement, and sustainability.