ASL Clinical Specialist
Appointment Type: Non-Tenure Track
State Title: Clinical Specialist
Bargaining Unit: AFT
Employment Type: 35 hour work week/Full-time
Expected Term: 8/8/26 - 6/9/28
Compensation: Range 22/$87,140.30 - 93,844.57
Position Overview:
At TCNJ, American Sign Language programming is housed in the Department of Special Education Language and Literacy within the Elementary Education of The Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program, a 5-year dual degree program resulting in a Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts in Teaching degrees. ASL instruction is also a valued component of the College’s World Languages and Culture Program, serving hundreds of students annually. ASL programming includes three levels of instruction and additional specialized courses.
Responsibilities:
The Clinical Specialist is responsible for the following:
- Instruct undergraduate ASL courses for students across majors at the college using a program-wide curriculum in core courses and curricula of their design in specialized classes.
- Development of course syllabi and assignments.
- Evaluation of student performance.
- Student advising.
- Collaboration with a range of College constituents.
- Service to the College community.
Candidates should be committed to enhancing our collegial environment among all students and faculty, as demonstrated through culturally responsive course design and pedagogy, equity-minded student engagement and mentorship, and developing intercultural competencies needed for meaningful citizenship.
Qualifications:
Required:
Applicants must have or demonstrate:
- A Bachelor’s degree in Linguistics, American Sign Language, Deaf Studies, Deaf Education, ASL/English Interpreting, or a closely related field.
- Evidenced ASL Proficiency: SLPI Advanced or higher, ASLPI Level 3 or higher, or Registry of Interpreter for the Deaf Certification
- A record of instructing ASL at the postsecondary level.
Preferred Qualifications
- A Master's or Doctoral degree in ASL Linguistics, ASL Instruction, or a closely related field.
- Evidenced ASL Proficiency: SLPI Superior or higher, ASLPI Level 4 or higher, or Registry of Interpreter for the Deaf Certification.
- A record of instructing ASL or Linguistics at the postsecondary level
- Specialized training or experience in ASL pedagogy or curriculum development.
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