Monique Sosnowski

Farmingdale State College is hiring a PRODiG+ Postdoctoral Fellow in the Center for Criminal Justice Studies . This is a two-year, mentored postdoctoral position designed for scholars who want to build an academic career while contributing to diversity, equity, and inclusion in higher education. The fellowship is centered in Criminal Justice and includes teaching two courses per semester , participation in committee work, student advisement, curriculum development, research, and grant development. The post emphasizes a supportive, collaborative campus environment with faculty mentorship and broader institutional support. The strongest research interests for this opening include artificial intelligence (AI) , crime/intelligence analysis , crime mapping , forensic science , and crime scene investigation , as well as related technologies. Applicants should hold a PhD or terminal degree in a criminal justice field completed before the start date. The post also highlights a demonstrated commitment to DEI , strong communication skills, and the ability to work effectively with students. This is a postdoctoral opening , not a scholarship. No stipend, salary, or deadline is stated in the post. The announcement says applications are still being accepted, so interested candidates should review the linked post and follow the college’s application instructions promptly. Announcer: Monique Sosnowski , Assistant Professor and Wildlife Crime Scientist and Security Specialist at Farmingdale State College.

Farmingdale State College is accepting applications for a PRODiG+ Postdoctoral Fellow in the Center for Criminal Justice Studies . This is a two-year, mentored postdoctoral opportunity designed for scholars who want to build an academic career while contributing to diversity, equity, and inclusion in higher education. The fellowship is centered in Criminal Justice and is especially interested in candidates with expertise in Artificial Intelligence (AI) , crime and intelligence analysis , crime mapping , forensic investigation , crime scene investigation , or related technologies. The role offers a strong academic environment with faculty mentorship and broad campus support. Fellowship activities include teaching 2 courses per semester , participating in committee work, student advisement, and curriculum development, and pursuing research and grant development opportunities. The post emphasizes a supportive, collaborative setting with meaningful opportunities to grow as a teacher, researcher, and mentor. Eligibility highlights include a PhD or terminal degree in a criminal justice field completed before the start date, strong communication skills, the ability to work with students, and a demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion . The announcement also encourages applications from candidates with diverse backgrounds and experiences, including first-generation college students, SUNY alumni, veterans, and those who have overcome adversity. No deadline, stipend, or salary amount is stated in the post. Interested applicants should follow the application process associated with the Farmingdale State College posting and submit materials as soon as possible while applications remain open.