Benjamin Gibbs

Ball State University is inviting applications for an Assistant Professor position in Forensic Science to support its rapidly expanding undergraduate program. The program, now in its second year, offers four concentrations: forensic biology, forensic chemistry, digital forensics, and behavioral forensics. With over 100 majors already enrolled and more expected, the department seeks a faculty member who can contribute to teaching and research in one or more of these areas. The Forensic Science Program is housed within the Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology and is directed by Dr. Benjamin Gibbs. The program provides students with a comprehensive education in forensic science, preparing them for careers in forensic laboratories, law enforcement, and related fields. The curriculum includes hands-on training and interdisciplinary coursework across biology, chemistry, computer science, and behavioral sciences. Applicants should hold a doctoral degree in forensic science or a closely related discipline and demonstrate expertise in at least one of the program's concentrations. The position is full-time and salaried, with standard university benefits. For more information about the program, visit the Forensic Science Program website . To apply, review the full job description and submit your application through the Ball State University job portal . For questions, prospective applicants may contact Dr. Benjamin Gibbs via LinkedIn or through the contact information provided in the official job posting.