What are the responsibilities and job description for the Adjunct Instructor in Communication and Media Studies position at Washington College?
Washington College is seeking an adjunct instructor in Communication and Media Studies.
The Adjunct Instructor in Communication and Media Studies will deliver high-quality instruction in media production for both majors and non-majors. The person in this position will be expected to create a supportive learning environment for students, offer extensive opportunities for hands-on learning, and communicate in a timely manner with both students and colleagues. This is a part-time role teaching one course a semester with the possibility of renewal, depending on programmatic needs and funding availability.
Essential Functions
The Adjunct Instructor in Communication and Media Studies will deliver high-quality instruction in media production for both majors and non-majors. The person in this position will be expected to create a supportive learning environment for students, offer extensive opportunities for hands-on learning, and communicate in a timely manner with both students and colleagues. This is a part-time role teaching one course a semester with the possibility of renewal, depending on programmatic needs and funding availability.
Essential Functions
- Develop curriculum that includes readings, assignments and/or projects, and homework.
- Teach in person course, meeting weekly for either: three 50-minute classes, two 75-minute classes, or one 150-minute class.
- Provide feedback and grades for submitted work.
- Hold regular office hours.
- Bachelor’s degree in Media Studies, Cinematography, Film Production, or another closely related field.
- Professional experience in video production and editing.
- Teaching experience, preferably in a higher ed setting.
- Strong communication and organizational skills.
Salary : $3,000