It has approximately 3,000 undergraduate and 230 graduate students. Review of applications begins April 9. Applications will be reviewed until the position is filled. Search is conducted under Florida's open record laws, and all documents are open for public inspection. Minorities and women are encouraged to apply.
Primary responsibilities are to teach radio and television production.
Ph.D. preferred, Master's degree required in broadcasting or mass communication. Professional experience in audio and video production including non-linear production also required. Post-production experience and audio recording experience desirable. Previous teaching experience preferred. Committee work and advisement are required.