The Department of Educational Psychology is seeking applicants to be part of a departmental pool of part-time adjunct faculty, qualified to provide clinical supervision, or to teach courses in one or more of the following areas: developmental psychology, educational psychology, school psychology, institutional research, research methods, statistics, school counseling, and/or gifted education.


Applicants in the departmental pool will be notified only if an opportunity becomes available in her or his area(s) of expertise.

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Provide clinical supervision, or to teach courses in one or more of the following areas: developmental psychology, educational psychology, school psychology, institutional research, research methods, statistics, school counseling, and/or gifted education.

Masters degree in education, psychology, or related field from an accredited institution is required to teach undergraduate courses in the specific degree field.

Doctoral degree in education, psychology, school psychology, research methods, or statistics from an accredited institution is required to teach graduate courses in the specific degree field or meet the tested experience policy.

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For inquiries regarding this vacancy, please contact Dr. Jerrell Cassady, Assistant Chair of Department of Educational Psychology, jccassady@bsu.edu.