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Founded in 1854, Hamline was the first university in Minnesota and among the first coeducational institutions in the nation. Hamline University provides a world-class education for undergraduate and graduate students. Our faculty, staff, and students cultivate an ethic of civic responsibility, social justice, and inclusive leadership and service.

Hamline University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. Hamline University does not discriminate on the basis of race; color; religion; creed; sex; sexual orientation; gender identity; gender expression; national origin; marital status; familial status; status with regard to public assistance; membership or activity in a local human rights commission; disability; age; protected veteran status; or any other status protected by applicable law in its education or employment programs or activities. The University will provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities.

The Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science at Hamline University invites applications for a Visiting Professor with any area of specialization in forensic science to begin Fall 2025. The Forensic Science Program provides an undergraduate education in forensic science by focusing on the scientific foundations of forensic methods, practice, and high impact educational experiences. We are dedicated to building a vibrant educational environment in which all students learn and thrive. The department fosters an environment in which all members are supported and feel empowered to obtain their professional goals.

Our undergraduate education provides students with a comprehensive understanding of forensic science, drawing on the expertise of core faculty in Anthropology, Biology, Chemistry, Criminal Justice, and Forensic Science. We foreground practical hands-on learning through full use of our instrumentation and facilities, including the new Crime Scene Training House.

The successful candidate will teach in the forensic science majors and engage in interdisciplinary projects across the department and the University. Successful candidates will have:

+ Commitment to teaching excellence;

+ Willingness to engage in and mentor students through research and in internships;

+ Ability to teach a range of required courses in the field and develop electives in areas of expertise;

+ Evidence of an active scholarship and research agenda;

+ Interest to provide service to the college and university.

Visiting faculty teach seven courses per academic year. A Masters or higher in Forensic Science, Chemistry, Biology or a related discipline, with application toward Forensic Science is required.

All questions marked ‘Required’ need to be answered in order to submit the application. It is important that your application show all of the relevant education and experience you possess. Applications may be rejected if incomplete. If rejected, you must reapply for the position in order to be considered. A resume or curriculum vitae, a cover letter outlining your qualifications for and interest in the position, contact information for 3 current, professional references, as well as copies of transcripts (if required) must be uploaded with each application **.**