Pool - Lecturer

• 40%-Prepare and present lectures for one or more undergraduate courses in film and media studies as described in the approved course syllabi.
• 40%-Hold office hours, design and supervise discussion sections, laboratories, assignments and projects, and exams as appropriate to the course.
• 20%-Grade student discussion sections, laboratories, assignments and projects, and exams and/or supervise graders and teaching assistants.
• Adhere to departmental, college and university policies.

• Prepare for and attend all class meetings. Provide timely feedback and instructor/student interaction in asynchronous online course format with occasions for online office hours and/or Q&A sessions. Regular weekly interaction is expected in online courses.
• Provide instruction for course(s). Classes are generally in an 8-week or mini-semester format. Class meetings will generally be asynchronous, but instructional expectations match those of the face-to-face experience.
• Administer assignments, tests, evaluate student work, provide timely feedback to students, and assign grades.
• Be available for students involved in classes taught. “Office hours” may include a set time where students can contact the instructor, but must also include expectations for timely responses to student inquiries outside of a set contact time.
• Adhere to departmental, college and university policies.

1. Earned Master's degree in film and/or media studies or a closely related discipline. For equivalency to the MA: Bachelor's degree in film or media studies or a closely related field AND two (2) or more years of distinguished teaching experience at the post- secondary level. Distinguished is defined as a lengthy and notable or prominent record of mastery in teaching at an accredited institution, as defined by peer evaluation, course evaluation, and/or supervisor evaluation.
2. Experience in teaching film/media courses at the college or university level, or comparable professional experience. For instructors in film and media, a distinguished record of production and/or performance in a medium appropriate to the target subject is required. Distinguished is defined as a lengthy and notable or prominent record of artistic and/or academic work in nationally or internationally recognized venues.
3. Native or near native proficiency in English.

1. Earned doctorate in film and/or media studies or a closely related discipline.
2. Demonstrated competence in teaching film and media theory, history, and/or production.

A complete application will include:

1. A letter of application indicating what position you are applying for in the Cover Letter.
2. A vitae detailing specific subject areas the applicant is qualified to teach and/or develop.
3. The names and contact information (including email) for three professional references.

Review of applications is ongoing and hires will be made as positions become available throughout the academic year.

Deadline/ Review Date: Ongoing
Estimated Start Date: Ongoing