Victim Assistance Advocate Richland CountyVictim Assistance AdvocateAlvin, TexasInforms crime victims and their family members of services available; informs victims of their legal rights and ensuring their rights are protected; identifies specific resources to meet victim needs and refers victims to appropriate services; schedules appointments for victims; provides courtroom orientation and accompanies victims to court as needed; provides court testimony as required; assists victims in filing applications for compensation. Requires doing specialized technical or entry-level professional work requiring general understanding of operating policies and procedures and their application to problems not previously encountered; application of specialized technical or professional principles and practices or the use of a wide range of administrative methods in the solution of problems; requires normal attention with short periods of concentration for accurate results and occasional exposure to unusual pressure.
Victim Advocate Coordinator Richland CountyVictim Advocate CoordinatorAlvin, Texas$25.12–$40.15 / hourLanguage Requirements: Requires reading journals, manuals, and professional publications; speaking clearly with coworkers or with staff in other organizational agencies, the general public, and writing reports using proper language, punctuation, grammar, and style. Mental Requirements: Requires doing professional-level work requiring the application of administrative methods in the solution of administrative or social problems; understanding of operating policies and procedures; and requires continuous, close attention for accurate results and frequent exposure to unusual pressures.
Victim Assistance Coordinator Hays County TexasVictim Assistance CoordinatorSan Marcos, TXAssists victims in achieving, to the most practical extent possible, all the provisions set out in the Rights of Crime Victims, Chapter 56, Code of Criminal Procedure, specific to their situation; serves as an advocate for victims in ensuring that they receive eligible assistance and benefits; and assists in obtaining information and in the completion of the loss value information, Victim Impact Statement and Crime Victim Compensation Application. Keeps victims informed of the status of their case by mail, email and phone contact; provides emotional support by allowing victims to express their frustrations, anger, guilt, and/or fear and responding appropriately to their feelings; and independently determines course of action in responding to victims and or families.
Lecturer-Pool Faculty of Victim Studies in Fall 2026, Spring 2027 and Summer 2027 (up to 3 positions) Sam Houston State UniversityLecturer-Pool Faculty of Victim Studies in Fall 2026, Spring 2027 and Summer 2027 (up to 3 positions)Huntsville, TXPosition Category Position Type Part-Time Non-Tenure Track College College of Criminal Justice Department Dept of Victim Studies Open Date 03/09/2026 Quicklink https://shsu.peopleadmin.com/postings/46538 . Position Title Lecturer-Pool Faculty of Victim Studies in Fall 2026, Spring 2027 and Summer 2027 (up to 3 positions) Requisition 202600031F Rank Lecturer-Pool FLSA status Exempt Hiring Salary.
NewLead Advocate Contact Center Compass ConnectionsLead Advocate Contact CenterSan Antonio, TexasAcademic Req: Required – Bachelor’s or undergraduate degree from an accredited program or university, preferably in one of the following areas: social work, psychology, criminal justice, sociology, or related field of study; Strongly Preferred – Graduate degree from accredited behavioral science program or university. Work experience: Required – With Bachelor’s degree: 5 years of experience or with master’s degree: 3 years of supervisory and case management experience in crisis response and hotline or victim service programs.
Advocate BCFS Health and Human ServicesAdvocateSan Antonio, TexasThe Advocate provides trauma-informed, relational advocacy and case management services to survivors, ensuring high-quality support in both crisis and long-term situations. Work Experience: Required – Personal or professional experience serving victims of human trafficking, victims of child abuse and neglect, or youth experiencing homelessness and/or addiction.
Client Advocate Full Time (Monday - Friday 7am - 330pm) The Archway CareersClient Advocate Full Time (Monday - Friday 7am - 330pm)Arlington, TexasThis position has significant responsibilities in line with assisting shelter residents with daily living needs, providing general support and shelter coverage, conducting intake assessments, resident orientations, maintaining and updating the client database, preparing rooms for new residents, and conducting safety checks. The Archway is Tarrant County’s only state-designated family violence program – this means we have the honor of working alongside domestic violence victims to keep them safe and simultaneously do our part in holding offenders accountable.
Bilingual Client Advocate Part Time (Friday & Saturday 11:00pm - 7:30am) The Archway CareersBilingual Client Advocate Part Time (Friday & Saturday 11:00pm - 7:30am)Fort Worth, TexasThis position has significant responsibilities in line with assisting shelter residents with daily living needs, providing general support and shelter coverage, conducting intake assessments, resident orientations, maintaining and updating the client database, preparing rooms for new residents, and conducting safety checks. This position is responsible for assisting our shelter residents with daily living needs and providing general support to ensure the safety of residents, staff, and the building with minimal direct supervision.
Bilingual Outreach Advocate Hopes DoorBilingual Outreach AdvocateGarland, TXFull timeProvide Partner Advocate support to victims whose current or former partners are enrolled in the Battering Intervention Prevention Program (BIPP).Monitor and respond to service requests received via the agency email inbox and schedule appointments or provide referrals as appropriate. Manage an active client caseload, including scheduling intakes and follow-up services and conducting regular outreach; a minimum of 20 hours of work time is dedicated to direct client services.
Shelter-Crisis-Advocate-Plano Overnight 12am-8am Hopes DoorShelter-Crisis-Advocate-Plano Overnight 12am-8amPlano, TX$15–$16 / hourFull timeShelter Crisis AdvocatePlano LocationFLSA Status: Non-Exempt/Hourly Employee, $15-$16/hourSummary: Responsible for providing support and information to Crisis Line callers and Shelter residents in both the Garland and Plano Shelters. Direct Report: Shelter Services CoordinatorMajor ResponsibilitiesEssential Job Function:Provides crisis interventions via 24-hour Crisis Line during assigned shift.
Shelter-Crisis-Advocate-Garland 4pm-12am Hopes DoorShelter-Crisis-Advocate-Garland 4pm-12amGarland, TX$15–$16 / hourFull timeShelter Crisis AdvocateGarland LocationFLSA Status: Non-Exempt/Hourly Employee, $15-$16/hourSummary: Responsible for providing support and information to Crisis Line callers and Shelter residents in both the Garland and Plano Shelters. Direct Report: Shelter Services CoordinatorMajor ResponsibilitiesEssential Job Function:Provides crisis interventions via 24-hour Crisis Line during assigned shift.
Shelter-Crisis-Advocate-Plano 8am-4pm Hopes DoorShelter-Crisis-Advocate-Plano 8am-4pmPlano, TX$15–$16 / hourFull timeShelter Crisis AdvocatePlano LocationFLSA Status: Non-Exempt/Hourly Employee, $15-$16/hourSummary: Responsible for providing support and information to Crisis Line callers and Shelter residents in both the Garland and Plano Shelters. Direct Report: Shelter Services CoordinatorMajor ResponsibilitiesEssential Job Function:Provides crisis interventions via 24-hour Crisis Line during assigned shift.
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Texas A&M University Central TexasAssistant Professor of Criminal JusticeKilleen, TXThe Department of Social Sciences is a collaborative, interdisciplinary department offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, Public Administration, Political Science, Sociology, and Anthropology. Faculty benefit from a collaborative culture, opportunities to mentor graduate students, and the flexibility to develop innovative courses and applied learning experiences that support the university's mission and the needs of Central Texas.
Director, Criminal Justice and Criminology Texas State UniversityDirector, Criminal Justice and CriminologySan Marcos, TXThe Director, supported by a dedicated administrative team, is the primary executive officer of the School and oversees all aspects of the School of Criminal Justice and Criminology, including the Texas Justice Court Training Center and the Texas Crime and Justice Center, as well as collaborating with two university centers - the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training Center and the TexasSchool Safety Center. The university is a federally designated Hispanic Serving Institution and is one of 30 institutions nationally to receive the prestigious Seal of Excelencia in recognition of efforts to accelerate the success of Hispanic students in higher education.
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Texas A&M - Central TexasAssistant Professor of Criminal JusticeKilleen, TexasThe Department of Social Sciences is a collaborative, interdisciplinary department offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, Public Administration, Political Science, Sociology, and Anthropology. Faculty benefit from a collaborative culture, opportunities to mentor graduate students, and the flexibility to develop innovative courses and applied learning experiences that support the university's mission and the needs of Central Texas.
Lecturer Criminal Justice-SPS University of the Incarnate WordLecturer Criminal Justice-SPSSan Antonio, TX$1,250–$3,500Posting Number UN1035PO Number of Vacancies 4 Job Type Part Time Job Category Faculty Desired Start Date Multi-Hire Pool Yes Position End Date (if temporary) Reports to Dean SPS Salary $1250 - $3500 per online class based on student count; $2450 per in-person class with Master's; $2750 per in-person class with PhD Open Date 06/24/2026 Close Date 04/30/2027 Open Until Filled No Special Instructions to Applicant. This position requires at least a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice or Master's in another discipline with at least 18 hours in Criminal Justice (required for undergraduate instruction), or a Doctorate in Criminal Justice or Doctorate in another discipline with at least 18 hours in Criminal Justice (required for graduate instruction).
Criminal Justice Adjunct Instructor Pool AY 2026-2027 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS SYSTEMCriminal Justice Adjunct Instructor Pool AY 2026-2027Dallas, TXThe UNT System includes the University of North Texas in Denton and Frisco, the University of North Texas at Dallas and UNT Dallas College of Law, and University of North Texas Health Fort Worth. Master's degree in Criminal Justice, or in an equivalent discipline, with at least 18 graduate hours in Criminal Justice and outstanding experience in teaching core-curriculum Criminal Justice courses.
Criminal Justice Adjunct Instructor Pool AY 2026-2027 University of North Texas SystemCriminal Justice Adjunct Instructor Pool AY 2026-2027Dallas, TexasThe UNT System includes the University of North Texas in Denton and Frisco, the University of North Texas at Dallas and UNT Dallas College of Law, and University of North Texas Health Fort Worth. Master’s degree in Criminal Justice, or in an equivalent discipline, with at least 18 graduate hours in Criminal Justice and outstanding experience in teaching core-curriculum Criminal Justice courses.
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Texas A&MAssistant Professor of Criminal JusticeKilleen, TexasThe Department of Social Sciences is a collaborative, interdisciplinary department offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, Public Administration, Political Science, Sociology, and Anthropology. Faculty benefit from a collaborative culture, opportunities to mentor graduate students, and the flexibility to develop innovative courses and applied learning experiences that support the university's mission and the needs of Central Texas.
Adjunct, Criminal Justice University of Houston - DowntownAdjunct, Criminal JusticeHouston, TXThe Department of Criminal Justice and Social Work of the University of Houston Downtown seeks Criminal Justice adjunct faculty to teach undergraduates in the applicant''s area of expertise. only applicants will need to be credentialed as an exceptional case, and the hiring manager will ask such a candidate to provide additional evidence of "substantial accomplishments in the field" or "significant professional experience.".