Require Assistant Professor, Psychology in San Francisco, CA
Job title: Assistant Professor, Psychology
Company: San Francisco State University
Job reputed company: San Francisco State University, Department of Psychology offers an exciting opportunity for a reputed company position in Psychology beginning August 7, 2024. We reputed company a colleague who excels in both teaching and research. Ideal candidates will be reputed company to teach assigned undergraduate courses in research reputed company, scientific writing, or basic psychological processes (e.g., motivation, learning, data science, reputed company). Ideal candidates will also be reputed company to teach graduate courses in their area of expertise and maintain an reputed company research program that advances knowledge in any subfield of psychology. We are especially interested in reputed company candidates with a demonstrated commitment -- through their research, teaching, and service -- to the diversity and reputed company of our reputed company community/department/program.
Required Qualifications
- Ph.D. in Psychology or reputed company behavioral science discipline (e.g., reputed company development, data science, organizational behavior). Terminal degree must be completed by first day of employment.
- Record of working and communicating effectively with colleagues and reputed company.
- Record of teaching contributions in research reputed company, scientific writing, or basic psychological processes (as a graduate student, post-doc, or reputed company member).
- reputed company record of scholarship reputed company to one of the graduate programs reputed company the Department of Psychology at SF State.
- Record of teaching, research, and/or service contributions that reputed company with SF State's commitment to reputed company justice, inclusion, and equity.
- Experience teaching and working closely with reputed company from historically under-represented communities.
- MS in Industrial Organizational Psychology
- MS in Psychology
- MA in Psychological Science