The School seeks applications from individuals with experience in television journalism. The successful candidate will be expected to contribute to both the undergraduate and graduate programs. The individual will have the opportunity to help develop and teach courses in television news. Significant professional experience in television news is required. A Ph.D. and teaching experience are preferred.
Salary is dependent on qualifications.
The School encourages applications from women and minorities. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to join the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at an exciting time in its development, with plans for a new building well under way. The School, part of the College of Liberal Arts, has approximately 300 majors and 300 pre-majors in the undergraduate program and about 100 graduate students. In addition to the bachelor's degree, the School offers a professional master's degree, a master's degree with thesis and a doctoral program emphasizing interdisciplinary inquiry into mass communication. The School has a lively and diverse faculty, and most faculty members teach in both professional and conceptual areas of the School's programs.