Mental Health Instructor

< Back Mental Health Instructor Apply Now Mission, SD 57555, USA Job Type Full Time Workspace On Site About the Role All full-time faculty members have a responsibility to the institution and their respective departments through scholarship, community service and teaching. Requirements Responsible for teaching Mental Health classes in the BA degree program plus occasional graduate level courses. Thorough preparation for teaching load. Teaching load should be 15 hours, unless other arrangements are negotiated with Sinte Gleska University. Full time Faculty need to schedule 15 hours in office per week. Sufficient time spent toward keeping current in area of expertise. Faculty should expect to provide service to the institution and the community through committee work, departmental responsibilities and work as identified and needed in the community. Academic advisement and carry out registration duties. Serve on various committees. Serve as mental health provider for the intuitions EAP/SAP. Organizing EAP/SAP. Maintenance of records. Liaison with administration. Initiate intake. Clinical services. Consultation with other team members. Other duties assigned in the performance of his/her responsibilities and as mutually agreed upon to the benefit of Sinte Gleska University. Read Full Job Description About the Company Sinte Gleska University (SGU) is a tribally controlled, accredited institution located on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in Mission, South Dakota. Founded to serve the Sicangu Lakota Nation, SGU is dedicated to providing accessible, culturally grounded higher education that empowers students, families, and communities. Rooted in the Lakota philosophy of Wolakota—living in harmony and balance—SGU integrates academic excellence with Indigenous knowledge, language, and values. The University offers a range of associate, bachelor's, and master's degree programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers, leadership, and lifelong learning. As a community-focused institution, SGU plays a vital role in strengthening tribal sovereignty, supporting economic development, and preserving Lakota culture for future generations. Faculty and staff are committed to fostering a supportive, inclusive learning environment that reflects both traditional teachings and modern educational practices. Joining SGU means becoming part of a mission-driven organization dedicated to building a healthy, resilient tribal nation through education, self-determination, and visionary leadership.