Part-Time Faculty, MA School Psychology

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Position Title: Part-Time Faculty, MA School Psychology Department/School: School of Social & Behavioral Science Salary/Pay Rate: $1,270 per 1 credit with upward adjustment for years of service at Marist University. Pay may vary depending on credits pertaining to online, graduate, music, or lab courses. Job Summary: The School of Social & Behavioral Sciences invites applications for Part-Time Faculty, MA School Psychology for the 2026-2027 Academic Year. Opportunities to teach multiple/additional courses may become available. Successful candidates will teach, develop course materials, assist students as needed, and assess student work. Candidates will be contacted on an as-needed basis. Minimum Qualifications: Candidates should have a Masters or Doctorate degree in School Psychology. Essential Functions: Opportunities are available to teach in one or more areas across several disciplines over time. Teaching opportunities include undergraduate courses in both on-ground and online environments. Availability to teach during daytime hours is desired. Bringing industry expertise into the classroom via your own personal experience or by inviting guest speakers from your network is preferred. Required Application Documents: Resume, Cover Letter, & Contact Information of 3 Professional References About the Department/School: As a student in the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences, you'll enjoy small class-sizes led by professors and faculty with both prestigious academic credentials and years of professional experience. Our faculty come to know each and every student, and are available to help develop an appropriate plan of study and counsel on key topics such as internships, preparation for graduate study, research opportunities, and employment. About Marist University: Founded in 1929, Marist is a comprehensive, independent four-year institution whose signature educational approach blends the liberal arts with pre-professional studies and emphasizes

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