The primary appointment will be in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, with a secondary appointment in the Department of English. The University seeks applicants with an established record of innovative teaching and research, an exemplary history of publications, including articles and nonfiction books, and a demonstrated commitment to interdisciplinary endeavor. Applicants should be prepared to teach at both undergraduate and graduate levels. A terminal degree is preferred. The applicant must meet University of Iowa requirements for tenure at the rank of full professor.
Salary is dependent on qualifications.
The faculty of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication has a rich array of intellectual and professional interests. The English Department is home to the Nonfiction Writing Program and has longstanding affiliations with American Studies, Women's Studies, the Writers' Workshop, the International Writing Program, the Center for the Book, and the Department of Cinema and Comparative Literature, all of which enhance its own core work in literature and cultural study. More information is available at the web site of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication and that of the Department of English . The University of Iowa is located in a community of 80,000 with many cultural resources and the convenience of a small town. W615 Seashore Hall, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52242.