Adjunct Faculty - Communication

Adjunct Faculty Communication Periodically, the College of Arts and Sciences may have various openings throughout the year for part-time, non-tenure lecturers to teach 1-3 undergraduate communication courses in the Department of Humanities.

These courses may include Public Speaking, Communication in Everyday Life, Gender Communication, Intercultural Communication, Principles and Ethics of Strategic Communication, and other courses as needed.

Positions are filled on an as-needed basis. Since our needs vary, please do not expect an immediate response. Indication of your availability to work online or face-to-face, as well as general time periods of your availability, is very helpful, especially as we may keep your CV on file for consideration in future semesters.

Successful candidates will hold an MA or PhD in communication. Previous teaching experience and familiarity with Canvas learning management system strongly preferred.

How to Apply Please begin the application process by selecting one of the blue-highlighted "Apply" buttons at the bottom of this page.

Interested applicants should submit :

• CV which highlights area of expertise and experience in the classroom
• Names and contact information for three references.
• Educational transcripts
• Certification Documentation

A standard background check will be done prior to hiring. Benefits / Compensation Adjunct Faculty members are not eligible for University Benefits.

Compensation for each course will be based on qualifications and experience of the applicant, and will be determined during the planning for each course.

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