Job Description
Job Function:
Minimum Experience:
Preferred Experience:
- Experience in the practice of youth work, family life education, parent education, childhood development, intervention, and/or learning, within a school or community context.
- Demonstrated effectiveness teaching college-level courses in key topic areas (e.g., child and adolescent development, family relationships, youth work, trauma-informed practices, family policy).
- Experience mentoring undergraduate students in high impact experiences, such as service learning, practicum, and/or internships.
- Demonstrated ability to teach, support, and mentor individuals from diverse backgrounds and with different life experiences.
- Experience in curricular development at the college or university-level
- Experience establishing and sustaining relationships with community partners relevant to the Family and Child program.
- The evidenced ability to contribute to the Early Childhood, Youth, and Family Studies department, Teachers College, and Ball State’s strategic plan.
At Ball State University, we recognize inclusive excellence as an integral endeavor to fulfill our University’s mission and our strategic plan. We recruit, support, and retain a diverse population of students, faculty, and staff. We encourage and reward diversity of thought. We promote a work environment that encourages and rewards innovation and creativity. We pledge to keep Inclusive Excellence at the highest level of institutional importance and as a foundation in all that we strive to do. Our over-arching goal for Inclusive Excellence is to adopt a university-wide Inclusive Excellence approach to academic, administrative support, and service functions of the university. We believe Inclusive Excellence must be infused in every step we take.