Criminal Law, Court Procedures, and Privacy Law (ICA-130, 140, 150)

About the Role

Adjunct faculty for the Division of Behavioral and Health Sciences will teach online undergraduate students the curriculum established by the faculty in the facilitator model. This role focuses on the legal foundations of intelligence and crime analysis, including criminal law, judicial processes, and the balance between national security and civil liberties.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate online course modules for ICA-130 (Criminal Law & Justice for Analysts), ICA-140 (Court Procedures, Case Prep, & Testimony), and ICA-150 (Privacy, Civil Liberties, & Counterintelligence Law).
• Guide students through the application of statutory definitions and constitutional protections.
• Mentor students in preparing analytic products for judicial settings and expert testimony.
• Integrate a Christian worldview regarding justice, accountability, and human dignity into legal discussions.

Requirements

According to Indiana Wesleyan University employment policy, all employees must possess a strong Christian commitment and adhere to the standards outlined in the IWU Community Lifestyle Statement.

• Doctorate or Master’s level with a minimum of 18 graduate semester hours in Law, Criminal Justice, or a closely related legal discipline. A JD is highly preferred.
• 3-5 years of professional experience in the legal system, such as a practicing attorney, judge, or senior intelligence officer specializing in legal oversight and counterintelligence law.

Skills

• Expertise in constitutional law, rules of evidence, surveillance law, and privacy frameworks.
• Demonstrated knowledge of online educational delivery tools.
• Demonstrated teaching abilities and higher education experience.
• Proficiency in using Microsoft products.
• Knowledge of adult learners.
• Commitment to building and cultivating diversity through leadership, teaching, and/or service.

Values

IWU, in covenant with God's reconciling work and in accordance with the Biblical principles of our historic Wesleyan tradition, commits to build a community that reflects Kingdom diversity. We foster an intentional environment for living, teaching, and learning that exhibits honor, respect, and dignity. Acknowledging visible or invisible differences, our community authentically values each member's earthly and eternal worth. We refute ignorance and isolation and embrace deliberate and courageous engagement that exhibits Christ's commandment to love all humankind.