The University of Great Falls is a small, Catholic, liberal arts institution that is student-centered and mission-focused, preparing students for living and making a living. The mission supports the Sisters of Providence values of respect, compassion, justice, charity, excellence, and stewardship. The university is now accepting applications from qualified, experienced and enthusiastic professionals for coursework in this position and in support of the core curriculum. www.ugf.edu.

Major Responsibilities:
Teach 12 credits per semester (fall and spring) in the undergraduate program of Forensic Science, with opportunities to teach in the summer, and integrated learning courses. On-line teaching may be required.

Instruct courses, and laboratory activities, in several of the following areas: basic forensic sciences, fingerprints, bloodstain pattern analysis, trace and impression evidence, arson and explosives, forensic DNA analysis, forensic anthropology, and topics related to evidence documentation, crime scene processing, and recovery/reconstruction.

Advise undergraduate students and supervise student research.

Serve on faculty governance and university committees.

Participate in program assessment and development.

Provide service to the program, university, profession, and community.

Develop and maintain relations with state and regional organizations.