Assistant / Associate Professor of Psychology

On a foundation of faith, wisdom and trust in Divine Providence, Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU) empowers graduates to transformtheir communities, families, and professions. Founded in 1895 by the Sisters of Divine Providence, OLLU stands as San Antonio's oldestregionally accredited institution of higher learning. A private, Catholic university, it currently enrolls approximately 1,8 00 studentsacross undergraduate and graduate programs. With its main residential campus in San Antonio and additional locations in Houston and the RioGrande Valley (La Feria), and online programs, OLLU extends its mission across Texas, the border region, and the nation. Academic Programs OLLU offers a rich academic portfolio of more than 30 undergraduate majors andminors, 14 master's programs and three doctoral programs. Courses are delivered through diverse formats to support traditional andnon-traditional students alike.

Job Description:

The Psychology Department at Our Lady of the LakeUniversity in San Antonio invites applications for two tenure-track faculty positions at the Assistant / Associate Professor rank toprimarily serve the APA-accredited Counseling Psychology PsyD program beginning August 2026. The OLLU Psychology Department offersthe following degrees: PsyD in Counseling Psychology and MS in Psychology, with concentrations in Marriage and Family Therapy and SchoolPsychology. The mission of the psychology graduate programs is to prepare culturally competent professionals who are skilled in providingstrengths-based psychotherapy to individuals, couples and families from diverse backgrounds. Graduate students may complete a certificate inproviding psychological services in Spanish. The Psychology Department operates a community-based clinic that serves a low-income,multi-ethnic, population presenting with wide-ranging concerns. The clinic offers opportunities for innovative practice, training, andresearch Position duties include, but are not limited to: Teaching masters anddoctoral students from Strength-Based, Solution-Focused, Narrative and/or Collaborative Theories with an emphasis on multiculturalism andsocial justice. Providing "live" supervision (from a Systemic theory-base) to a weekly therapy team at the university-sponsoredclinic. Chairing and serving on dissertation committees. Academic advising and mentoring of students. Evaluating student comprehensive and clinical qualifying exams. Engaging in program activities such as student recruitment,interviews, program evaluation. Conducting and engaging students in research and scholarly activities. Serving onuniversity committees. Possible courses to be taught may include: (courses may benegotiated) Assessment Courses Life Planning and Career Development Human Development Across the

Lifespan Research Methods Cognition & Emotion Behavioral Neuroscience Requirements:

Required Qualifications:

Doctoral degree inCounseling Psychology from an APA accredited program; Licensed or License-Eligible as a Psychologist in Texas Expertisein teaching graduate & doctoral students & Expertise in supervision Expertise in qualitative research methods Expertisein brief, systemic, strengths-based approaches to psychotherapy -

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Narrative Therapy Preferred Qualifications:

Experience teaching and supervising graduate and doctoralstudents AAMFT approved supervisor or eligible to become a supervisor in training Proficient in Spanish Licensed as a psychologist in Texas within one year or hire (if not licensed)

Additional Information:

For questions about the position contact: Dr Deborah Hendren at DkHendren@ollusa.edu Employment with Our Lady of the Lake University is contingent upon theapplicant undergoing a background investigation.