Religious Educator jobs in East Hartford, CT

The candidate for this position must be able to teach a course on Introduction to the New Testament

The Department of Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies (PTRS) comprises two programs: Philosophy (PHIL) and Theology and Religious Studies (RELS).

Philosophy: The Philosophy program at the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) is designed to be a solid foundation for further graduate and professional study as well as a springboard for creation and contribution in a variety of career fields and private pursuits.

Minor in PHIL: consists of 18 credits or six courses. Both PHIL 110 (Thinking Nimbly: Logic and Creative Problem-Solving) and PHIL 120 (Discovering Philosophy) can count toward the minor. The remainder of the credits can be selected from any USJ Philosophy course or a student may complete select courses from RELS and other disciplines.

Theology and Religious Studies (RELS): The Theology and Religious Studies curriculum encourage students to reflect critically upon the meaning of life, religious faith, Christian living, and interfaith cooperation. While the majority of the courses are approached from the perspective of the Roman Catholic tradition, courses bearing upon other religious traditions are also offered.

Major in RELS: Religious Studies majors will explore the ultimate questions of our existence (e.g., meaning of life, our obligations to God and to each other) through the study of theology, comparative religions, spirituality, morality, and social justice. Majors can choose a concentration in Theology, Religion, Religious Education, Justice and Peace.

Minor in RELS: consists of two required courses - RELS 254 (Intro to the Bible) and RELS 266 (World Christianity) - and four elective courses. Students can minor with a concentration in Religious Studies or Ethics.

Ethics Minor: is an interdisciplinary minor offered by both Philosophy and Religious Studies programs.

Certificate in Interfaith Leadership: USJ students can earn their Interfaith Leadership Studies Certificate which explores religious traditions of social justice, service to others, and global responsibility.

• Master's degree or higher in related field
• Able to teach Introduction to the New Testament
• Demonstrated ability to support a community of diverse perspectives and cultures in an inclusive environment.
• Commitment to the mission of the University of Saint Joseph.
• Physical ability to perform essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation.

Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Non-Terminal degree holders with 0-6 credits of teaching experience: $2,900 per course

Terminal Degree holders with 0-6 credits of teaching experience: $3,100 per course

Non-Terminal Degree holders with 7 credits of teaching experience: $3,300 per course

Terminal Degree holders with 7 credits of teaching experience: $3,600 per course

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The University of Saint Joseph believes it must play an active role in creating a community of employees that is diverse, inclusive and equitable. Our work benefits greatly from the contributions of people of color, people from different socioeconomic backgrounds, women, LGBTQ people, and individuals with disabilities. Hence, we strongly encourage applications from people with these identities or who are members of other marginalized communities.