The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Department of Africana Studies is seeking applicants for a one-year Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychological Science with a focus on African-centered or Black Psychology. Ideal candidates will have a PhD in Psychological Science and incorporate African-centered or Black Psychology into their teaching, research, and service. They should also have experience working with African American or African diasporic communities using a community-based participatory approach. Candidates with a PhD or advanced ABD, as well as teaching experience at the university level, will receive preference.
The successful candidate will be located in the Africana Studies Department and have the possibility of teaching cross-listed courses with the Psychology Department and School of Social Work. The position requires teaching five courses per academic year, including one or two introductory courses each semester. Applicants whose research covers areas such as culture, mental health disparities education, positive youth development, family science, racial identity, racial stress and trauma, diversity science, and intergroup relations are encouraged to apply. Candidates should also have experience with multi-disciplinary, interdisciplinary, or collaborative research and be committed to creating student-centered and active learning environments.
To apply for this position, candidates should submit their applications through Interfolio at http://facultyjobs.umbc.edu/cwfac/en-us/listing/. Applications should include a cover letter expressing interest in the position and commitment to Africana Studies