Teaching Instructor/Assistant Professor and Director of Field Education

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The University of St. Francis is seeking applicants for a full-time, nine-month, Teaching Instructor/Assistant Professor and Director of Field Education to start in August, 2025.

Rank and salary will be based on qualifications. The appointment includes 25% teaching and 75% administrative duties as the director of BSW and MSW Social Work Field Education.

The University of St. Francis Social Work Programs are accredited by the Council on Social Work Education ( CSWE).

The successful candidate will teach and administer field education across the curriculum and serve as the director of BSW and MSW Social Work Field Education.

The teaching load consists of 6 credits per academic year (25% of position). Responsibilities also include participating in CSWE accreditation efforts, academic advising, student mentoring, assisting in curriculum development, service on program and college committees, and participation in professional development/scholarly activities.

Field director duties include responsibility for identifying, contracting, and maintaining placement sites, assigning students to placement sites, providing institutional supervision of students in placement, and evaluating the field education component.

Full-time, nine-month position beginning August, 2025.

Work is performed in an office, classroom, and offsite locations for field supervision, with minimal exposure to health or safety hazards. Substantial time is spent working on a computer. This is sedentary work which requires the following physical activities: sitting, walking, bending, stooping, finger dexterity, repetitive motions, talking, hearing and visual acuity.