Lisa Chrans

Texas State University is inviting applications for a non-tenure-line Assistant Professor of Instruction in the Department of Counseling, Leadership, Adult Education, and School Psychology (CLAS) within the College of Education. The appointment begins in August 2026 and is based in San Marcos, Texas , with possible teaching at the Round Rock campus as well. This opportunity is closely connected to the university’s Bachelor of General Studies, Major in Integrated Studies program. The successful candidate will teach integrated studies and interdisciplinary capstone courses, contribute to research, service, and program support, and engage with the program, department, university, and broader profession. Academic interests aligned with this role include adult education , integrated studies , interdisciplinary teaching , general studies , career development , and professional workforce preparation . The posting also reflects the department’s broader strengths in human resource development , educational leadership, and community-oriented academic work. Eligibility highlights: applicants should hold a doctorate or master’s degree in a compatible field such as social sciences, fine arts and communication, business administration, humanities, or natural sciences. The role requires at least two years of high-quality college or university teaching experience, leadership/service experience, a record of interdisciplinary teaching, scholarship, or service, evidence of innovative teaching strategies, and experience integrating career development or workforce preparation into instruction. Preferred qualifications include experience in interdisciplinary or general studies programs, teaching across multiple disciplines, excellence in teaching and service, and collaboration with career services, advising, or success coaching. Application process: submit materials through the Texas State University applicant portal for posting 56635. Required documents include a letter of interest, current CV, sample syllabus, unofficial transcripts, and three references. Full consideration is given to applications submitted by May 30, 2026 . This is a full-time faculty position at a public Hispanic-Serving Institution with a strong emphasis on teaching, student success, and interdisciplinary academic engagement.

Texas State University is hiring a non-tenure-line Assistant Professor of Instruction in the Department of Counseling, Leadership, Adult Education, and School Psychology (CLAS) within the College of Education . The role supports the university’s Bachelor of General Studies, Major in Integrated Studies program and is based in San Marcos, Texas , with possible teaching at the Round Rock campus. This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates with interests in integrated studies , adult education , instructional design , career readiness , and interdisciplinary teaching . Responsibilities include teaching integrated studies and interdisciplinary capstone courses, contributing to research and service, and supporting the program, department, university, and profession. Eligibility highlights: applicants should have a doctorate or master’s degree in a field compatible with the BGS program, such as social sciences, fine arts and communication, business administration, humanities, or natural sciences. The post also asks for at least two years of high-quality college or university teaching experience, leadership/service experience, a record of interdisciplinary teaching/scholarship/service, innovative teaching strategies, and experience integrating career development or workforce preparation into instruction. Preferred experience includes teaching in interdisciplinary or general studies programs, teaching across multiple disciplines, excellence in teaching and service, and collaboration with career services, academic advising, or success coaching. Application deadline: May 30, 2026. Applicants must apply through the Texas State University portal and submit a letter of interest, CV, sample syllabus, unofficial transcripts, and three references. The selected candidate will later need official transcripts and two letters of recommendation. This is a full-time faculty appointment . No scholarship or student funding is described, and no fee or language-test waiver is mentioned.