Part-Time Faculty- Cultural Psychology, Department of Psychology

About this position

Part-Time Faculty- Cultural Psychology, Department of Psychology Rank: Adjunct Instructor Tenure Information: Non-Tenure Track Department Summary: The Department of Psychology at Bridgewater State University houses one of the largest undergraduate majors on campus. The Department of Psychology at Bridgewater State University offers a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, a Minor in Psychology, as well as a Master of Arts degree with a specialization in Clinical Psychology. A number of opportunities for increased engagement within the discipline of Psychology exist, including internships and practica, opportunities for gaining research experience via the departments laboratory for faculty and student scholarship, the Honors Program in Psychology, Psi Chi, and the Psychology Club. The department has ample lab space including an eye tracker and two Biopacs but does not have animal facilities for animal research. Bridgewater State University is an inclusive community dedicated to the lifelong success of all students; focused on the continuous improvement of its people; and is responsible for leading innovation that benefits Southeastern Massachusetts, the commonwealth, and the world. Bridgewaters accessible environment of teaching and learning stimulates critical thinking and the pursuit of new knowledge and deeper understanding. The teaching and learning environment at Bridgewater also cultivates meaningful and diverse interpersonal relationships and fosters an appreciation for global engagement aimed at transforming lives and improving the human condition. Our commitment is reflected in our institutional values, which ensure that all students are supported and succeed. Essential Duties: The Department of Psychology at Bridgewater State University seeks qualified and committed Part Time Faculty beginning September 2026, who are enthusiastic teachers and dedicated to working with undergraduates. Course offering: PSYC 230 In this course, students will learn to cri

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