About this Art History - Online Adjunct I School of Communication and the Arts role at Liberty University
The candidate will be capable of teaching a broad range of online undergraduate and graduate Studio and Digital Arts courses, including, but not limited to, art history, traditional survey courses, animation, graphic design, and the histories of animation and graphic design.
Responsibilities:
· Teaching undergraduate and/or graduate students within the online Art History curriculum.
· Managing and supporting developed lectures, discussions, and course assignments with current industry standard practices.
· Providing regular and timely feedback to students to improve their thinking and execution as well as to supervisors to promote student success.
· Evaluate student work and provide detailed critiques and submit grades in a timely manner.
· Stay current with industry trends, software, and technologies.
Qualifications
We are seeking adjunct faculty who can teach students at the Undergraduate and Graduate level. To teach at the graduate level one will need to possess a PhD in Art History.
To teach at the undergraduate level one will need to possess an MA in Art History.
Minimum Qualifications:
An MA in Art History and a strong record of professional achievement. The applicant should be able to teach a wide range of art historical subjects.
- History of Publication in academic or trade journals
- Established research agenda.
Preferred Qualifications
A PhD in Art History with three years or more of online teaching experience at the undergraduate and graduate levels, or equivalent, and a strong record of professional achievement. The applicant should be able to teach a wide range of art historical subjects. Additional experience with online course development is essential. Faculty members are expected to maintain professional and creative development.
Time Type
Part timeLocation
Remote Location
Pay Rate
Courses are typically paid at $800 per load hour.
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