Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Photography Position: Francis Marion University

The Department of Fine Arts is accepting applications for the tenure-track position of Assistant Professor of Visual Arts—Photography. The Visual Arts Program offers a BA and Minor in Visual Arts and is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). Photography is one of four specialty areas.

Qualifications: MFA in Fine Art/Digital Photography required. College teaching experience a plus.

Start Date: January 2012 or August 2012

Responsibilities: This is a beginning level position. Applicants should have experience with black and white analog photography and all digital photography processes. The candidate will instruct all photography courses, and assist in planning, conceptualization and implementation of digital photography curriculum. Additional teaching possible in foundation courses depending on candidate’s background. Other departmental duties will include wet lab and digital lab maintenance, academic advising, and committee service.

Application: Deadline: October 21, 2011.

Application Process: Applicants are asked to provide a letter of application referencing position number 12-02, completed FMU application, CV/Resume, statement of teaching philosophy (one page or less), student examples if applicable, three letters of reference/email addresses, and transcripts for all degrees. Include appropriate supporting CD/DVD portfolio and other scholarly materials. Additional materials may be requested from finalist candidates.

Send all material to:

Dr. Charlene Wages

Vice President of Administration

Francis Marion University

PO Box 100547

Florence, SC 29502-0547

Minorities and Women are strongly encouraged to apply.

For A Faculty Application, Visit

http://images.acswebnetworks.com/2017/77/FacandotherspecApplication.pdf

To obtain information about the State of South Carolina and support services for state employees, visit http://www.fmarion.edu/about/hrlinks.


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