The Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology (GSAPP) at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, is seeking candidates for several academic positions. Rutgers University‐New Brunswick is a research one university located a few miles from New York City. The PsyD programs in Clinical and School Psychology has been continuously accredited by the American Psychological Association since the school’s inception. GSAPP also offers a Master’s program in Applied Psychology with several concentrations including Alcohol Studies and Applied Behavioral Analysis. The School has five centers: Center for Psychological Services, Rutgers Center for Adults Autism Services, Center for Applied Psychology, Douglass Developmental Disability Center and the Center of Alcohol Studies. Applied training in psychology is accomplished through our centers and the School Psychology APA internship consortium. GSAPP’s commitment to diversity, social justice and helping the underserved contributes to a supportive and mission focused training.
Assistant/Associate Dean of Academic and Faculty Affairs
The Associate Dean reports to the Dean and assists in meeting the academic vision for the school related to student success, faculty engagement, and program development. The Associate Dean provides leadership, oversight, planning, development, implementation, and evaluation and coordination of academic programs. This position is a Calendar‐Year faculty position beginning as soon as the position is filled. The position could be Tenure Track or Non‐Tenure track.
The Director serves as the Associate Chair for the Master’s Program and provides support to the Chair for the well‐being of the Applied Program. The Associate Chair provides leadership to faculty and students regarding all matters pertaining to the Master’s program and although reports to a Department Chair, the Associate Chair position requires a high level of autonomy within the duties assigned.
The Department of Clinical Psychology at the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology (GSAPP) of Rutgers University‐New Brunswick seeks to fill an open position for the Karmazin Lillard Endowed Chair in Adult Autism, beginning September 1, 2018 or earlier. Applicants should have an earned doctorate in Clinical Psychology, Behavior Analysis, or a closely related field. Competitive candidates will demonstrate a commitment to the area of adult autism, developmental transitions in autism, and intervention sciences.
The Clinical Psychology Department in the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology (GSAPP) at Rutgers University‐New Brunswick invites applications for a tenured/tenure‐track appointment for Fall 2018. A core requirement is an ability to teach, supervise, and develop graduate level training models for psychodynamic psychotherapy (broadly defined). We are especially interested in someone with a record of empirical psychodynamic research. Candidates with particularly outstanding records whose research focuses on areas of clinical psychology unrelated to psychodynamic psychotherapy may be considered if they also have experience and demonstrated competence in training psychodynamic clinicians. The department intends to hire someone at the Assistant Professor rank but is open to exceptionally qualified candidates at other ranks. Attention to diversityrelated issues is a central departmental value, and we particularly encourage applicants who would enhance the diversity of our faculty. The successful candidate should be eligible for psychology licensure in New Jersey.
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is seeking an Assistant or Associate Professor level tenure-track faculty member for our Master’s in Applied Psychology Program (MAP) housed in The Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology (GSAPP) and the Center of Alcohol Studies. This faculty member, with an expertise in substance use disorders, will develop the alcohol and drug use curriculum for the new Master’s Program concentration in alcohol and substance use disorders, and provide support to the Director of the MAP program, as well as the Director of the Center of Alcohol Studies.
