What are the responsibilities and job description for the Adjunct Faculty - Graduate Counseling Program position at Eastern Mennonite University?
POSITION: Adjunct Faculty - Graduate Counseling Program
QUALIFICATIONS: Graduate degree in Counseling, preferably from a CACREP-accredited program. LPC in Virginia preferred. LPC in Virginia required for clinical mental health practicum and clinical mental health internship courses.
RESPONSIBILITIES: To serve as an adjunct faculty member for the graduate counseling program, teaching up to 9 credit hours per semester. Potential courses include the following:
- Graduate Counseling Courses:
- COUN 697: Addictions Counseling - Spring 2026
- COUN 637: Career Development - Spring 2026
- Two sections of COUN 528: Clinical Mental Health Practicum - Spring 2026
- COUN 690: Internship 2 - Spring 2026
- COUN 699: Topics: Sexual Health - Spring 2026
POSITION DETAILS: Faculty are contracted per course. Salary determined by education.
APPOINTMENT DATE: Spring semester, January - May 2026. EMU reserves the right to fill the position at any time or keep the position open.
INQUIRIES: Application review begins immediately. Application materials include the following: cover letter, curriculum vitae, transcripts (unofficial acceptable) and contact information for three professional references. Official transcripts are required for work to begin.
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Eastern Mennonite University (http://www.emu.edu) is a private, faith-based, liberal arts university in Harrisonburg, Virginia known for academic excellence and affordability with a focus on service, social justice, and global engagement. With more than 1500 students studying at our main campus in Harrisonburg, Virginia; at our Lancaster, Pennsylvania instructional site; and online, EMU offers rigorous academic study at the undergraduate and graduate level.
EMU is committed to an inclusive and equitable campus community where everyone is treated with dignity and respect and can be their authentic self. Our goal is to remove the barriers that underrepresented and marginalized groups have frequently encountered in our society. We commit to address the structures that produce discrimination, racial injustice, gender inequities and other forms of oppression, and to fully include LGBTQ individuals, people with disabilities, and other members of historically minoritized communities.
EMU encourages students, faculty and staff to live their faith and values through service to others, peacemaking, cross-cultural engagement and sustainability. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, EMU is committed to enhancing our community and encourages applications from qualified individuals with varied backgrounds, experiences, and ideas who would deepen the diversity of the University.