Skills & Qualifications:
Duties
Responsibilities will commence at the
beginning of the 2009/10 academic year. The successful candidate will
teach visual arts courses in the core curriculum and the visual arts
program. It is expected that she/he will continue a program of
professional engagement (research/creative activities). She/he will
also advise and mentor undergraduates and provide appropriate
professional service.
Qualifications
The successful candidate must demonstrate a strong interest in
undergraduate education and a specialization in one of the following
studio areas: drawing, illustration, graphic design, or animation.
Knowledge of digital illustration and/or animation software is strongly
desired. Commitment to undergraduate advising/mentoring is essential.
An M.F.A. or Ph.D. and college-level teaching experience are required.
Further, individuals with the ability to contribute in meaningful ways
to the university's continuing commitment to cultural diversity,
pluralism and individual differences are encouraged to apply. In their
applications, candidates should address how they can contribute to
diversity.
