Candidates will: a) teach undergraduate courses in Human Development and Family Sciences as well as graduate courses in the School Counseling program in face to face, online, and/or blended formats, including fieldwork supervision courses; b) serve as the program's Clinical and Admissions Coordinator, providing program-level leadership for recruitment, admissions, and practicum and internship coordination in collaboration with School of Education faculty and staff; and c) provide advising, mentoring, and other supports to students. The mission of the School of Education is to conduct research, and generate basic and applied knowledge about human development, educational technology and entrepreneurship, teaching and learning, school counseling, school psychology, administration, as well as educational policy and leadership; prepare leaders in the profession of education by conducting outstanding research, teaching, and service; and assist in the development of strong and effective public schools in North Carolina.