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Available Faculty Positions

Tenure-Track Position (rank open)
Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

Multi-Year, Non-Tenure-Track Lecturer Position
Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

One Semester Full-Time Appointment
Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

Adjunct Faculty
Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

Director, Communication Program
Tokyo, Japan

Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
School of Communications and Theater

Chair and Senior Faculty
Department of Film and Media Arts

Chair and Senior Faculty
Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

Lecturer
Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

Associate or Full Professor of Directing
Department of Theater

Tenure-Track Associate or Full Professor of Costume Design
Department of Theater

Production Manager/Stage Management Instructor (at the rank of Lecturer)
Department of Theater

Lecturer in Speech
Department of Theater

Assistant Professor in Multimedia Journalism
Department of Journalism

Assistant/Associate Professor
Department of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media

Tenure Track Position for Assistant Professor
Department of Advertising

Tenure-Track Position (rank open)
Multi-Year, Non-Tenure-Track Lecturer Position

Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

Both positions provide an opportunity to play leadership roles in a department with undergraduate majors in public communication, public relations, and organizational leadership, and an M.S. program in Communication Management. The department is also part of a schoolwide Ph.D. program in Mass Media and Communication.

Qualifications

The ideal candidates will have demonstrable research interests in one or more of the following areas: global communication, interorganizational relationships, computer-mediated communication and emerging technologies, and organizational and group leadership. All theoretical and methodological perspectives are welcome.

This interdisciplinary program will benefit from faculty whose interests span a variety of fields. Candidates with a track record in external funding are preferred. A Ph.D. is required. Faculty will have the opportunity to teach undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral courses.

Application Procedures

Salaries are competitive and commensurate with experience and credentials. Please send a letter of application, a CV, and the names and postal and e-mail addresses of three references to:

Cornelius B. Pratt, Chair, Search Committee,
Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication
Weiss Hall, 265-65, Temple University, 1701 N. 13th Street,
Philadelphia, PA 19122.
Phone: 215-204-3214. Fax: 215-204-8543.
E-mail: cbpratt@temple.edu

Review of applications begins December 15, 2007, and will continue until the positions are filled.
Department and University

Temple University School of Communications and Theater (SCT) is in Philadelphia, the nation's fifth-largest media market. SCT is a comprehensive school of communication whose other departments include Journalism, Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media, Advertising, Film and Media Arts, and Theater. SCT is the fourth-largest academic unit within the university. More than 2,500 undergraduates are enrolled in our six departments, and more than 200 graduate students are pursuing our Ph.D., M.F.A., M.A., M.J., and M.S. degrees. The University community at large includes more than 35,000 students in the region and at several international campuses. Temple is a Carnegie Research University (high research activity). For more information about the department, school, and Temple University, please visit http://www.temple.edu/sct.

Temple University is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer and educator, for whom diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength.

One Semester Full-Time Appointment

Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

A one semester full-time appointment for the spring 08 semester (begins January 22), to teach public communication courses (e.g., campaigns and movements, argumentation and debate, and sections of public speaking). This is a one-semester appointment.

Minimum Requirement

Candidates should have masters degree in communication or related area and teaching experience.

Department and University

The department is one of six departments in a school of 3900 students. STOC has 10 full-time faculty and 300 undergraduate majors studying one of three concentrations: public communication, public relations, and organizational leadership. STOC also offers an M.S. degree in Communication Management. Temple University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and educator where diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until appointments are made.

Application Procedures

To apply, send a letter of application, CV, and list of references to:

Prof. Aram Aghazarian, Chair

Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication
School of Communication and Theater
1701 N. 13th Street
Weiss Hall, 265-65
Philadelphia, PA 19122-6085
Fax: 215-204-8543
Phone: 215-204-3214
E-mail: aram.aghazarian@temple.edu

Adjunct Faculty

Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

Adjunct faculty to teach public speaking.

Minimum Requirement

Candidates should have masters degree in communication or related area and teaching experience.

Department and University

The department is one of six departments in a school of 3900 students. STOC has 10 full-time faculty and 300 undergraduate majors studying one of three concentrations: public communication, public relations, and organizational leadership. STOC also offers an M.S. degree in Communication Management. Temple University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and educator where diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until appointments are made.

Application Procedures

To apply, send a letter of application, CV, and list of references to:

Prof. Aram Aghazarian, Chair

Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication
School of Communication and Theater
1701 N. 13th Street
Weiss Hall, 265-65
Philadelphia, PA 19122-6085
Fax: 215-204-8543
Phone: 215-204-3214
E-mail: aram.aghazarian@temple.edu

Director, Communication Program

Tokyo, Japan

Temple University’s School of Communications and Theater (SCT) seeks to hire a Director for its Communication Program at the university’s branch campus in Tokyo, Japan (TUJ). This includes serving as Coordinator of the undergraduate Communication major and launching and serving as Director of an M.S. in Communication Management.

The Director will be a Temple University appointee, with his/her contract being with TUJ, likely at the rank of either Assistant or Associate Professor (other ranks possible depending on degree and experience). This non-tenure-track appointment is initially for three years, with subsequent three-year or five-year contracts.

Desired Qualifications

Candidates should demonstrate administrative experience in an academic/professional setting as well as excellent teaching at both undergraduate and graduate levels. A Ph.D. in communication or in a related discipline is preferred. Significant professional experience in a related field, especially in Japan, is highly desirable. The language of instruction is English; the ability to speak Japanese is helpful but not required.

Administrative and Academic Responsibilities

The Director’s responsibilities will include overseeing the undergraduate major in Communication, including advising students, hiring faculty, scheduling courses, and planning and implementing an expansion of the curriculum. He/she will also be responsible for launching and administering an M.S. in Communication Management, including hiring faculty and recruiting and advising students. He/she will also be expected to teach courses in both programs, to develop relationships with industry leaders, and to support fund-raising for the Communication Program. Administratively, he/she will report to the Associate Dean of TUJ, but will coordinate academic issues with the Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication, the home department in Philadelphia.

Program Description

With an enrollment of 2,980 students and a faculty of 180, TUJ offers BA degrees with majors in American studies, art, Asian studies, business administration, communications, economics, general studies, international affairs, political science, psychological studies, and toursim and hospitality management. TUJ also offers AA degrees, an MBA, a Master of Science in Education and Doctor of Education in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) and a Masters of Law. TTUJ is the pre-eminent American university in Japan and the first to be recognized by the Japanese Ministry of Education. With students from over 40 countries, a downtown Tokyo location, an extensive internship program, and widespread contacts in the local and international business communities, TUJ provides students with a unique opportunity to learn both communication theory and practice in a rich multicultural setting.

Department and University

The Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication is one of six departments in the School of Communications and Theater, the third largest in the university. The Department participates in the school’s doctoral program in Mass Media and Communication. Temple University is a state-affiliated Research I university with more than 36,000 students in Philadelphia. It has campuses in Rome, London, and Tokyo and programs throughout the world.

For additional program information, visit the Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication at www.temple.edu/stoc/ and Temple University Japan at www.tuj.ac.jp/.

Application Procedures

To apply, send both electronic and hard copies of (a) a letter of application; (b) a curriculum vitae or résumé (signed and dated on the first page and initialed on remaining pages); and (c) names, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses of three references. Send evidence of excellence in teaching and of professional work in either hard or electronic copies. E-mail: cbpratt@temple.edu.

Send applications and inquiries to:

Prof. Cornelius B. Pratt
Chair, Faculty Search Committee

Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication
School of Communication and Theater
1701 N. 13th Street
Weiss Hall, 265-65
Philadelphia, PA 19122-6085
E-mail: cbpratt@temple.edu
Phone: 215-204-3214

Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

School of Communications and Theater

The School of Communications and Theater (SCT) at Temple University invites applications from senior faculty members to serve as Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. SCT is one of the largest and most diverse schools of communication in the United States, dedicated to liberal education, professional training, scholarship and the creative arts.

SCT comprises six departments including Journalism, Broadcasting Mass Media and Telecommunications, Film and Media Arts, Advertising, Strategic and Organizational Communication, and Theater. These departments offer seven undergraduate majors, four masters degrees and a doctoral program. Over 80 full time faculty serve the School’s 3,900 students.

The Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs will plan faculty recruiting, oversee faculty development and promotion, provide guidance in school-wide curriculum development, and help guide the School’s continued growth and advancement. Candidates must have an earned terminal degree in a related field and a demonstrated body of research or creative work commensurate with appointment as Full Professor. Strong candidates will have administrative experience as Department Chair or through service above the department level.

Temple University is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the fifth largest media and telecommunications market in the nation. The University community at large includes more than 36,000 students in the region and at several international campuses. Temple is a Carnegie Research University (high research activity). For more information about the department, school, and Temple University, please visit http://www.temple.edu/sct.

Inquiries or application materials including a letter of application, curriculum vitae, and three letters of reference may be directed to:

Professor Tom Eveslage, Chair Search Committee

c/o Dolores Stanley

School of Communications and Theater

Temple University

Annenberg Hall 344

2020 North 13th Street

Philadelphia, PA 19122

Applications will be reviewed beginning November 15, 2007 and continue until the position is filled.

Temple University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and educator where diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength.

Chair and Senior Faculty

Department of Film and Media Arts

Temple University's Department of Film & Media Arts seeks a chair for a department that has recently been externally evaluated “as a nationally and internationally recognized program with a distinct identity of independent filmmaking and a history of producing socially conscious filmmakers.” Film & Media Arts focuses on documentary, new media, and alternative voices in narrative film and video. The successful candidate must be committed to carrying forward our vision and integrating our range of media approaches.

The Department of Film & Media Arts houses a nationally ranked MFA Program, and enrolls c. 750 BA and 50 MFA students. For more information, consult its Web site at www.temple.edu/fma .

Minimum qualifications: An MFA, PHD, or equivalent professional experience is required, along with an outstanding body of scholarly

publications and/or portfolio of creative work in film, video or digital media, that demonstrates a commitment to the above philosophy. In addition to serving as chair, the successful candidate would teach in areas of his/her specialization.

Please submit a cover letter, vita and the names, telephone numbers and email addresses of three references to:

Chair Search

Department of Film & Media Arts
Temple University
Annenberg Hall (011-00)
2020 North 13th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122

Application review is in process and will continue until the position is filled.

Chair and Senior Faculty

Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

The School of Communications and Theater at Temple University invites applications from senior faculty for the position of Chair for the school’s Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication (StOC).

This tenured faculty position plays a key role in a rapidly growing department with 10 full-time faculty members and 300 undergraduate majors in public communication, public relations, and organizational leadership. The department also offers an innovative M.S. in Communication Management. StOC is one of six departments in a diverse and dynamic School of Communications and Theater with 3,800 undergraduate and graduate students. Faculty holding a Ph.D. participate in the school’s interdisciplinary doctoral program in Mass Media and Communication. The university community at large includes more than 36,000 students at the main campus and at several international campuses.

We seek a colleague with the relevant background and the dedication, vision, and leadership skills to guide the department in its mission to train students to study the theory, practice, ethics, and significance of social influence, particularly in a diverse, technology-driven, and global setting. For more information about the department, school, and Temple University, please visit http://www.temple.edu/sct.

The position begins in fall 2008. Applications will be reviewed beginning November 15, 2007, and will continue until the position is filled. To apply, send a letter of application, CV, and names and contact information for at least three references to:

Priscilla Murphy, Search Committee Chair

Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

School of Communications and Theater

1701 N. 13th Street

Weiss Hall, 265-65

Philadelphia, PA 19122

Fax: 215-204-8543

Phone: 215-204-8345

Email: murphyp@temple.edu

Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community.

Lecturer

Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

The School of Communications and Theater at Temple University invites applications for the position of lecturer for the school’s Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication (STOC).

This is a one to three-year, non-tenure track appointment (renewable) starting August, 2008. The appointee’s area of specialization should be public communication with special interest and experience in teaching such courses as persuasion, campaigns and movements, public speaking, rhetorical criticism, rhetorical theory, etc. In addition to courses in the department, the appointee may also teach Contemporary Social Movements in America in Temple’s General Education curriculum.

The department is one of six departments in a school of 3,900 students. STOC has 10 full-time faculty and 300 undergraduate majors studying one of three concentrations: public communication, public relations, and organizational leadership. STOC also offers an M.S. degree in Communication Management.

Ph.D. required. Preference will be given to applicants with a record of outstanding college-level teaching.

Temple University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and educator where diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength.

Review of applications will begin November 15, 2007, and continue until the position is filled. To apply, send a letter of application, CV, and names and contact information for at least three references to:

Donnalyn Pompper, Search Committee Chair

Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication

School of Communications and Theater

1701 N. 13th Street

Weiss Hall, 265-65

Philadelphia, PA 19122

Fax: 215-204-8543

Phone: 215-204-8748

Email: dpompper@temple.edu

Associate or Full Professor of Directing

Department of Theater

Temple University seeks a nationally recognized Theater Artist to teach directing on both the graduate and under graduate level. Additional assignments could include an intro or lit class and directing one production a year. This will be a tenured or tenure track appointment depending on qualifications. The ideal individual should possess both high profile professional credits (e.g. Artistic Director of a major Theater company or established record as director in Regional Theater, Film and/or TV) as well as significant university teaching experience. Temple University’s Department of Theater enjoys a national reputation as a leading institution preparing the dedicated theater student for a career in the profession. We are looking for an outstanding teacher and artist who could assume a pivotal role in the future of our program. The salary range will be commensurate with experience. Send a letter of application, a current vita, three letters of recommendation and a statement of your teaching philosophy to:

Directing Search Committee

Dept. of Theater, Temple University

1301 W. Norris St.

Philadelphia, PA 19122-6075

Application review will start immediately and continue until November 30, 2007. Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community.

Associate or Full Professor of Costume Design

Department of Theater

Temple University, Department of Theater, seeks full-time Costume Designer to teach in an active and growing theater department with both BA and MFA programs in design, starting Fall Semester 2008. Teach graduate and undergraduate courses in costume design, costume construction, make-up, hair and wigs, drawing and rendering, costume history. Demonstrated expertise in Scenic Design is highly recommended and the ability to teach Architectural History, Intro to Theater and/or other general theater classes a plus. Design Costumes or mentor student designers (undergrad and graduate) in a season of six productions. Position requires an earned MFA, experience teaching in a professional training program, along with professional design experience. Continued participation in the profession is encouraged. USA membership is a plus. Salary: Commensurate with experience. All applications should include: a letter of application detailing teaching interests/philosophy and creative/professional goals; a current vita or resume; and letters from at least three references. Mail to:

Daniel P Boylen, Chair Search Committee

Department of Theater, Temple University

1301 West Norris Street

Philadelphia, PA 19122.

Application review will start immediately and continue until November 30, 2007. Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community.

Production Manager/Stage Management Instructor (at the rank of Lecturer)

Department of Theater

Temple University, Department of Theater, seeks full-time Production Manager for a distinguished theater department with both BA and MFA programs in theater, and an active production season, starting Fall Semester 2008. Teach undergraduate courses in Stage Management and possibly participate in developing a Production and Stage Management concentration. Mentor student stage managers and serve as production manager for a season of six main stage productions. Create and maintain production calendar, and create and monitor production budgets. Serve on season planning committee. Position requires an earned terminal degree, experience in teaching, along with professional production management experience. Salary: Commensurate with experience. Please submit letter of application, a transcript from the university where the highest degree was earned, a curriculum vita, and three letters of recommendation to:

Marie Chiment, Chair Search Committee

Department of Theater

Temple University

1301 West Norris Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122

Application review will start immediately and continue until January 1st 2006. Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community.

Lecturer in Speech

Department of Theater

Position begins August 2008. Earned M.F.A. required, professional credits desired. The candidate must have a demonstrated record of effective teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Experience teaching voice and/or movement a plus. Certification in a speech, voice or movement technique is required. Duties will include teaching speech and dialects in the undergraduate and graduate acting programs, with the possibility of teaching voice, movement, or acting. Added responsibilities will be voice, speech and dialect coaching of selected productions. Salary: Commensurate with experience. Please submit letter of application, a transcript from the university where the highest degree was earned, a curriculum vita, and three letters of recommendation to:

Peter Reynolds , Chair Search Committee

Department of Theater

Temple University

1301 West Norris Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122

Application review will start immediately and continue until January 1st 2006. Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community.

Assistant Professor in Multimedia Journalism

Department of Journalism

The Department of Journalism in the School of Communications and Theater at Temple University has an opening for a tenure-track scholar/teacher with professional experience and one whose research and/or teaching interests address convergence issues and new media and journalism topics. The Ph.D. is preferred, though other applicants may be considered on the basis of professional stature and experience.

The Department of Journalism is more than 75-years-old with 15 full-time faculty members who teach some 800 undergraduate and graduate students in a multimedia, urban journalism curriculum. While its goal is to prepare students for a multimedia professional future, the curriculum includes concentrations in news-editorial, magazine, broadcast, and photojournalism, all of which have online dimensions. Studies areas including history, law, critical issues and ethics also are integral parts of the curriculum. A Master of Journalism program offers professional training to full- and part-time students. Departmental faculty holding a Ph.D. also have the opportunity to participate in the School of Communication and Theater's doctoral program in Mass Media and Communication.

Temple University is in Philadelphia, the nation's fifth-largest media market. The University has more than 36,000 students on regional and international campuses. For more information, please go to www.temple.edu. Applicants should submit: (1) a cover letter indicating interest and relevant professional and academic background, including experience working with diverse populations and/or covering urban issues; (2) resume with each page signed and dated; (3) statement of teaching interests/philosophy; (4) statement of research/professional activity philosophy; and (5) names/contact information of at least three references. Deadline for applications is October 31, 2007.

Apply to:

Search Committee

Department of Journalism
Temple University
316 Annenberg Hall
2020 North 13th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122-6080

Assistant/Associate Professor

Department of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media

The department of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media (BTMM) at Temple University invites applications for an Assistant or Associate Professor beginning fall 2008. This is a tenured/tenure-track faculty position in a department of approximately 800 majors who study audio, video and electronic media production; management of media institutions; and social and psychological functions, processes and effects of media. The department offers a master's degree and contributes to an inter-departmental doctoral program in Mass Media and Communication. BTMM is one of six departments in a large, diverse and dynamic School of Communications and Theater.

We seek an individual who combines scholarly and creative work in ways that address the new challenges and opportunities in digital media environments. Candidates should be qualified to teach introductory and core courses in media institutions and contemporary issues in media, as well as courses related to the candidate's specialty. Expertise and interest in teaching graduate courses in theory or methods will be a plus. Scholars who have experience with multimedia production are particularly encouraged to apply. Evidence of excellence in teaching and a promising record of scholarship are highly desirable. A Ph.D. is required, and qualifications must be commensurate with rank.

Temple University is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the fourth largest media and telecommunications market in the nation. The University community at large includes more than 36,000 students in the region and at several international campuses; the School of Communications and Theater includes 3,900 undergraduate and graduate students.

For more information about the department, school, and Temple University, please visit http://www.temple.edu/btmm and http://www.temple.edu/sct.

To apply, please send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, the names of three references, and other support materials to:

Search Committee

Dept of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media

Temple University

Annenberg Hall (011-00)

2020 North 13th Street

Philadelphia, PA 19122

Applications will be reviewed beginning November 15, 2007.

Tenure Track Position for Assistant Professor

Department of Advertising

Temple University’s School of Communications and Theater has an opening for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Advertising beginning fall 2008. We’re looking for a scholar/ teacher with a strong or promising advertising or allied field research background. The Ph.D. is mandatory, but ABD with a promise of completion by time of hire will also be considered. The scholar/teacher should be prepared to teach introductory and advanced undergraduate advertising courses and be a productive researcher.

The Department was newly formed in 2004 as an autonomous department within the School of Communications and Theater. By way of enrollment, the department is one of the largest such programs in the vibrant and media-centric northeast. The department has a comprehensive undergraduate curriculum in place, which includes four tracks of study: research, copywriting, art direction, and account management/media.

Temple is in Philadelphia, the nation’s fifth largest media market. The university has more than 36,000 students on regional and international campuses.

Applicants should submit: (1) a cover letter indicating interest and relevant academic background, (2) resume with each page signed and dated, (3) statement of teaching interest/philosophy, (4) statement of research interest/philosophy, and (5) three letters of recommendation.

Deadline is December 1, 2007, or until position is filled. Apply to:

Dr. James L. Marra

Search Committee Chair

Department of Advertising

Annenberg Hall (011-00)

2020 N. 13th Street, Rm 300

Temple University

Philadelphia, PA 19122

Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access Affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community.

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Policies & Procedures Available Positions Instructional Resources	Faculty Resources Available Faculty Positions Tenure-Track Position (rank open) Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication Multi-Year, Non-Tenure-Track Lecturer Position Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication One Semester Full-Time Appointment Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication Adjunct Faculty Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication Director, Communication Program Tokyo, Japan Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs School of Communications and Theater Chair and Senior Faculty Department of Film and Media Arts Chair and Senior Faculty Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication Lecturer Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication Associate or Full Professor of Directing Department of Theater Tenure-Track Associate or Full Professor of Costume Design Department of Theater Production Manager/Stage Management Instructor (at the rank of Lecturer) Department of Theater Lecturer in Speech Department of Theater Assistant Professor in Multimedia Journalism Department of Journalism Assistant/Associate Professor Department of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media Tenure Track Position for Assistant Professor Department of Advertising Tenure-Track Position (rank open) Multi-Year, Non-Tenure-Track Lecturer Position Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication Both positions provide an opportunity to play leadership roles in a department with undergraduate majors in public communication, public relations, and organizational leadership, and an M.S. program in Communication Management. The department is also part of a schoolwide Ph.D. program in Mass Media and Communication. Qualifications The ideal candidates will have demonstrable research interests in one or more of the following areas: global communication, interorganizational relationships, computer-mediated communication and emerging technologies, and organizational and group leadership. All theoretical and methodological perspectives are welcome. This interdisciplinary program will benefit from faculty whose interests span a variety of fields. Candidates with a track record in external funding are preferred. A Ph.D. is required. Faculty will have the opportunity to teach undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral courses. Application Procedures Salaries are competitive and commensurate with experience and credentials. Please send a letter of application, a CV, and the names and postal and e-mail addresses of three references to: Cornelius B. Pratt, Chair, Search Committee, Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication Weiss Hall, 265-65, Temple University, 1701 N. 13th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122. Phone: 215-204-3214. Fax: 215-204-8543. E-mail: cbpratt@temple.edu Review of applications begins December 15, 2007, and will continue until the positions are filled. Department and University Temple University School of Communications and Theater (SCT) is in Philadelphia, the nation's fifth-largest media market. SCT is a comprehensive school of communication whose other departments include Journalism, Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media, Advertising, Film and Media Arts, and Theater. SCT is the fourth-largest academic unit within the university. More than 2,500 undergraduates are enrolled in our six departments, and more than 200 graduate students are pursuing our Ph.D., M.F.A., M.A., M.J., and M.S. degrees. The University community at large includes more than 35,000 students in the region and at several international campuses. Temple is a Carnegie Research University (high research activity). For more information about the department, school, and Temple University, please visit http://www.temple.edu/sct. Temple University is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer and educator, for whom diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength. One Semester Full-Time Appointment Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication A one semester full-time appointment for the spring 08 semester (begins January 22), to teach public communication courses (e.g., campaigns and movements, argumentation and debate, and sections of public speaking). This is a one-semester appointment. Minimum Requirement Candidates should have masters degree in communication or related area and teaching experience. Department and University The department is one of six departments in a school of 3900 students. STOC has 10 full-time faculty and 300 undergraduate majors studying one of three concentrations: public communication, public relations, and organizational leadership. STOC also offers an M.S. degree in Communication Management. Temple University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and educator where diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until appointments are made. Application Procedures To apply, send a letter of application, CV, and list of references to: Prof. Aram Aghazarian, Chair Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication School of Communication and Theater 1701 N. 13th Street Weiss Hall, 265-65 Philadelphia, PA 19122-6085 Fax: 215-204-8543 Phone: 215-204-3214 E-mail: aram.aghazarian@temple.edu Adjunct Faculty Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication Adjunct faculty to teach public speaking. Minimum Requirement Candidates should have masters degree in communication or related area and teaching experience. Department and University The department is one of six departments in a school of 3900 students. STOC has 10 full-time faculty and 300 undergraduate majors studying one of three concentrations: public communication, public relations, and organizational leadership. STOC also offers an M.S. degree in Communication Management. Temple University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and educator where diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until appointments are made. Application Procedures To apply, send a letter of application, CV, and list of references to: Prof. Aram Aghazarian, Chair Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication School of Communication and Theater 1701 N. 13th Street Weiss Hall, 265-65 Philadelphia, PA 19122-6085 Fax: 215-204-8543 Phone: 215-204-3214 E-mail: aram.aghazarian@temple.edu Director, Communication Program Tokyo, Japan Temple University’s School of Communications and Theater (SCT) seeks to hire a Director for its Communication Program at the university’s branch campus in Tokyo, Japan (TUJ). This includes serving as Coordinator of the undergraduate Communication major and launching and serving as Director of an M.S. in Communication Management. The Director will be a Temple University appointee, with his/her contract being with TUJ, likely at the rank of either Assistant or Associate Professor (other ranks possible depending on degree and experience). This non-tenure-track appointment is initially for three years, with subsequent three-year or five-year contracts. Desired Qualifications Candidates should demonstrate administrative experience in an academic/professional setting as well as excellent teaching at both undergraduate and graduate levels. A Ph.D. in communication or in a related discipline is preferred. Significant professional experience in a related field, especially in Japan, is highly desirable. The language of instruction is English; the ability to speak Japanese is helpful but not required. Administrative and Academic Responsibilities The Director’s responsibilities will include overseeing the undergraduate major in Communication, including advising students, hiring faculty, scheduling courses, and planning and implementing an expansion of the curriculum. He/she will also be responsible for launching and administering an M.S. in Communication Management, including hiring faculty and recruiting and advising students. He/she will also be expected to teach courses in both programs, to develop relationships with industry leaders, and to support fund-raising for the Communication Program. Administratively, he/she will report to the Associate Dean of TUJ, but will coordinate academic issues with the Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication, the home department in Philadelphia. Program Description With an enrollment of 2,980 students and a faculty of 180, TUJ offers BA degrees with majors in American studies, art, Asian studies, business administration, communications, economics, general studies, international affairs, political science, psychological studies, and toursim and hospitality management. TUJ also offers AA degrees, an MBA, a Master of Science in Education and Doctor of Education in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) and a Masters of Law. TTUJ is the pre-eminent American university in Japan and the first to be recognized by the Japanese Ministry of Education. With students from over 40 countries, a downtown Tokyo location, an extensive internship program, and widespread contacts in the local and international business communities, TUJ provides students with a unique opportunity to learn both communication theory and practice in a rich multicultural setting. Department and University The Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication is one of six departments in the School of Communications and Theater, the third largest in the university. The Department participates in the school’s doctoral program in Mass Media and Communication. Temple University is a state-affiliated Research I university with more than 36,000 students in Philadelphia. It has campuses in Rome, London, and Tokyo and programs throughout the world. For additional program information, visit the Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication at www.temple.edu/stoc/ and Temple University Japan at www.tuj.ac.jp/. Application Procedures To apply, send both electronic and hard copies of (a) a letter of application; (b) a curriculum vitae or résumé (signed and dated on the first page and initialed on remaining pages); and (c) names, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses of three references. Send evidence of excellence in teaching and of professional work in either hard or electronic copies. E-mail: cbpratt@temple.edu. Send applications and inquiries to: Prof. Cornelius B. Pratt Chair, Faculty Search Committee Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication School of Communication and Theater 1701 N. 13th Street Weiss Hall, 265-65 Philadelphia, PA 19122-6085 E-mail: cbpratt@temple.edu Phone: 215-204-3214 Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs School of Communications and Theater The School of Communications and Theater (SCT) at Temple University invites applications from senior faculty members to serve as Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. SCT is one of the largest and most diverse schools of communication in the United States, dedicated to liberal education, professional training, scholarship and the creative arts. SCT comprises six departments including Journalism, Broadcasting Mass Media and Telecommunications, Film and Media Arts, Advertising, Strategic and Organizational Communication, and Theater. These departments offer seven undergraduate majors, four masters degrees and a doctoral program. Over 80 full time faculty serve the School’s 3,900 students. The Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs will plan faculty recruiting, oversee faculty development and promotion, provide guidance in school-wide curriculum development, and help guide the School’s continued growth and advancement. Candidates must have an earned terminal degree in a related field and a demonstrated body of research or creative work commensurate with appointment as Full Professor. Strong candidates will have administrative experience as Department Chair or through service above the department level. Temple University is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the fifth largest media and telecommunications market in the nation. The University community at large includes more than 36,000 students in the region and at several international campuses. Temple is a Carnegie Research University (high research activity). For more information about the department, school, and Temple University, please visit http://www.temple.edu/sct. Inquiries or application materials including a letter of application, curriculum vitae, and three letters of reference may be directed to: Professor Tom Eveslage, Chair Search Committee c/o Dolores Stanley School of Communications and Theater Temple University Annenberg Hall 344 2020 North 13th Street Philadelphia, PA 19122 Applications will be reviewed beginning November 15, 2007 and continue until the position is filled. Temple University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and educator where diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength. Chair and Senior Faculty Department of Film and Media Arts Temple University's Department of Film & Media Arts seeks a chair for a department that has recently been externally evaluated “as a nationally and internationally recognized program with a distinct identity of independent filmmaking and a history of producing socially conscious filmmakers.” Film & Media Arts focuses on documentary, new media, and alternative voices in narrative film and video. The successful candidate must be committed to carrying forward our vision and integrating our range of media approaches. The Department of Film & Media Arts houses a nationally ranked MFA Program, and enrolls c. 750 BA and 50 MFA students. For more information, consult its Web site at www.temple.edu/fma . Minimum qualifications: An MFA, PHD, or equivalent professional experience is required, along with an outstanding body of scholarly publications and/or portfolio of creative work in film, video or digital media, that demonstrates a commitment to the above philosophy. In addition to serving as chair, the successful candidate would teach in areas of his/her specialization. Please submit a cover letter, vita and the names, telephone numbers and email addresses of three references to: Chair Search Department of Film & Media Arts Temple University Annenberg Hall (011-00) 2020 North 13th Street Philadelphia, PA 19122 Application review is in process and will continue until the position is filled. Chair and Senior Faculty Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication The School of Communications and Theater at Temple University invites applications from senior faculty for the position of Chair for the school’s Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication (StOC). This tenured faculty position plays a key role in a rapidly growing department with 10 full-time faculty members and 300 undergraduate majors in public communication, public relations, and organizational leadership. The department also offers an innovative M.S. in Communication Management. StOC is one of six departments in a diverse and dynamic School of Communications and Theater with 3,800 undergraduate and graduate students. Faculty holding a Ph.D. participate in the school’s interdisciplinary doctoral program in Mass Media and Communication. The university community at large includes more than 36,000 students at the main campus and at several international campuses. We seek a colleague with the relevant background and the dedication, vision, and leadership skills to guide the department in its mission to train students to study the theory, practice, ethics, and significance of social influence, particularly in a diverse, technology-driven, and global setting. For more information about the department, school, and Temple University, please visit http://www.temple.edu/sct. The position begins in fall 2008. Applications will be reviewed beginning November 15, 2007, and will continue until the position is filled. To apply, send a letter of application, CV, and names and contact information for at least three references to: Priscilla Murphy, Search Committee Chair Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication School of Communications and Theater 1701 N. 13th Street Weiss Hall, 265-65 Philadelphia, PA 19122 Fax: 215-204-8543 Phone: 215-204-8345 Email: murphyp@temple.edu Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community. Lecturer Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication The School of Communications and Theater at Temple University invites applications for the position of lecturer for the school’s Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication (STOC). This is a one to three-year, non-tenure track appointment (renewable) starting August, 2008. The appointee’s area of specialization should be public communication with special interest and experience in teaching such courses as persuasion, campaigns and movements, public speaking, rhetorical criticism, rhetorical theory, etc. In addition to courses in the department, the appointee may also teach Contemporary Social Movements in America in Temple’s General Education curriculum. The department is one of six departments in a school of 3,900 students. STOC has 10 full-time faculty and 300 undergraduate majors studying one of three concentrations: public communication, public relations, and organizational leadership. STOC also offers an M.S. degree in Communication Management. Ph.D. required. Preference will be given to applicants with a record of outstanding college-level teaching. Temple University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and educator where diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength. Review of applications will begin November 15, 2007, and continue until the position is filled. To apply, send a letter of application, CV, and names and contact information for at least three references to: Donnalyn Pompper, Search Committee Chair Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication School of Communications and Theater 1701 N. 13th Street Weiss Hall, 265-65 Philadelphia, PA 19122 Fax: 215-204-8543 Phone: 215-204-8748 Email: dpompper@temple.edu Associate or Full Professor of Directing Department of Theater Temple University seeks a nationally recognized Theater Artist to teach directing on both the graduate and under graduate level. Additional assignments could include an intro or lit class and directing one production a year. This will be a tenured or tenure track appointment depending on qualifications. The ideal individual should possess both high profile professional credits (e.g. Artistic Director of a major Theater company or established record as director in Regional Theater, Film and/or TV) as well as significant university teaching experience. Temple University’s Department of Theater enjoys a national reputation as a leading institution preparing the dedicated theater student for a career in the profession. We are looking for an outstanding teacher and artist who could assume a pivotal role in the future of our program. The salary range will be commensurate with experience. Send a letter of application, a current vita, three letters of recommendation and a statement of your teaching philosophy to: Directing Search Committee Dept. of Theater, Temple University 1301 W. Norris St. Philadelphia, PA 19122-6075 Application review will start immediately and continue until November 30, 2007. Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community. Associate or Full Professor of Costume Design Department of Theater Temple University, Department of Theater, seeks full-time Costume Designer to teach in an active and growing theater department with both BA and MFA programs in design, starting Fall Semester 2008. Teach graduate and undergraduate courses in costume design, costume construction, make-up, hair and wigs, drawing and rendering, costume history. Demonstrated expertise in Scenic Design is highly recommended and the ability to teach Architectural History, Intro to Theater and/or other general theater classes a plus. Design Costumes or mentor student designers (undergrad and graduate) in a season of six productions. Position requires an earned MFA, experience teaching in a professional training program, along with professional design experience. Continued participation in the profession is encouraged. USA membership is a plus. Salary: Commensurate with experience. All applications should include: a letter of application detailing teaching interests/philosophy and creative/professional goals; a current vita or resume; and letters from at least three references. Mail to: Daniel P Boylen, Chair Search Committee Department of Theater, Temple University 1301 West Norris Street Philadelphia, PA 19122. Application review will start immediately and continue until November 30, 2007. Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community. Production Manager/Stage Management Instructor (at the rank of Lecturer) Department of Theater Temple University, Department of Theater, seeks full-time Production Manager for a distinguished theater department with both BA and MFA programs in theater, and an active production season, starting Fall Semester 2008. Teach undergraduate courses in Stage Management and possibly participate in developing a Production and Stage Management concentration. Mentor student stage managers and serve as production manager for a season of six main stage productions. Create and maintain production calendar, and create and monitor production budgets. Serve on season planning committee. Position requires an earned terminal degree, experience in teaching, along with professional production management experience. Salary: Commensurate with experience. Please submit letter of application, a transcript from the university where the highest degree was earned, a curriculum vita, and three letters of recommendation to: Marie Chiment, Chair Search Committee Department of Theater Temple University 1301 West Norris Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122 Application review will start immediately and continue until January 1st 2006. Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community. Lecturer in Speech Department of Theater Position begins August 2008. Earned M.F.A. required, professional credits desired. The candidate must have a demonstrated record of effective teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Experience teaching voice and/or movement a plus. Certification in a speech, voice or movement technique is required. Duties will include teaching speech and dialects in the undergraduate and graduate acting programs, with the possibility of teaching voice, movement, or acting. Added responsibilities will be voice, speech and dialect coaching of selected productions. Salary: Commensurate with experience. Please submit letter of application, a transcript from the university where the highest degree was earned, a curriculum vita, and three letters of recommendation to: Peter Reynolds , Chair Search Committee Department of Theater Temple University 1301 West Norris Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122 Application review will start immediately and continue until January 1st 2006. Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community. Assistant Professor in Multimedia Journalism Department of Journalism The Department of Journalism in the School of Communications and Theater at Temple University has an opening for a tenure-track scholar/teacher with professional experience and one whose research and/or teaching interests address convergence issues and new media and journalism topics. The Ph.D. is preferred, though other applicants may be considered on the basis of professional stature and experience. The Department of Journalism is more than 75-years-old with 15 full-time faculty members who teach some 800 undergraduate and graduate students in a multimedia, urban journalism curriculum. While its goal is to prepare students for a multimedia professional future, the curriculum includes concentrations in news-editorial, magazine, broadcast, and photojournalism, all of which have online dimensions. Studies areas including history, law, critical issues and ethics also are integral parts of the curriculum. A Master of Journalism program offers professional training to full- and part-time students. Departmental faculty holding a Ph.D. also have the opportunity to participate in the School of Communication and Theater's doctoral program in Mass Media and Communication. Temple University is in Philadelphia, the nation's fifth-largest media market. The University has more than 36,000 students on regional and international campuses. For more information, please go to www.temple.edu. Applicants should submit: (1) a cover letter indicating interest and relevant professional and academic background, including experience working with diverse populations and/or covering urban issues; (2) resume with each page signed and dated; (3) statement of teaching interests/philosophy; (4) statement of research/professional activity philosophy; and (5) names/contact information of at least three references. Deadline for applications is October 31, 2007. Apply to: Search Committee Department of Journalism Temple University 316 Annenberg Hall 2020 North 13th Street Philadelphia, PA 19122-6080 Assistant/Associate Professor Department of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media The department of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media (BTMM) at Temple University invites applications for an Assistant or Associate Professor beginning fall 2008. This is a tenured/tenure-track faculty position in a department of approximately 800 majors who study audio, video and electronic media production; management of media institutions; and social and psychological functions, processes and effects of media. The department offers a master's degree and contributes to an inter-departmental doctoral program in Mass Media and Communication. BTMM is one of six departments in a large, diverse and dynamic School of Communications and Theater. We seek an individual who combines scholarly and creative work in ways that address the new challenges and opportunities in digital media environments. Candidates should be qualified to teach introductory and core courses in media institutions and contemporary issues in media, as well as courses related to the candidate's specialty. Expertise and interest in teaching graduate courses in theory or methods will be a plus. Scholars who have experience with multimedia production are particularly encouraged to apply. Evidence of excellence in teaching and a promising record of scholarship are highly desirable. A Ph.D. is required, and qualifications must be commensurate with rank. Temple University is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the fourth largest media and telecommunications market in the nation. The University community at large includes more than 36,000 students in the region and at several international campuses; the School of Communications and Theater includes 3,900 undergraduate and graduate students. For more information about the department, school, and Temple University, please visit http://www.temple.edu/btmm and http://www.temple.edu/sct. To apply, please send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, the names of three references, and other support materials to: Search Committee Dept of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media Temple University Annenberg Hall (011-00) 2020 North 13th Street Philadelphia, PA 19122 Applications will be reviewed beginning November 15, 2007. Tenure Track Position for Assistant Professor Department of Advertising Temple University’s School of Communications and Theater has an opening for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Advertising beginning fall 2008. We’re looking for a scholar/ teacher with a strong or promising advertising or allied field research background. The Ph.D. is mandatory, but ABD with a promise of completion by time of hire will also be considered. The scholar/teacher should be prepared to teach introductory and advanced undergraduate advertising courses and be a productive researcher. The Department was newly formed in 2004 as an autonomous department within the School of Communications and Theater. By way of enrollment, the department is one of the largest such programs in the vibrant and media-centric northeast. The department has a comprehensive undergraduate curriculum in place, which includes four tracks of study: research, copywriting, art direction, and account management/media. Temple is in Philadelphia, the nation’s fifth largest media market. The university has more than 36,000 students on regional and international campuses. Applicants should submit: (1) a cover letter indicating interest and relevant academic background, (2) resume with each page signed and dated, (3) statement of teaching interest/philosophy, (4) statement of research interest/philosophy, and (5) three letters of recommendation. Deadline is December 1, 2007, or until position is filled. Apply to: Dr. James L. Marra Search Committee Chair Department of Advertising Annenberg Hall (011-00) 2020 N. 13th Street, Rm 300 Temple University Philadelphia, PA 19122 Temple University is an equal opportunity, equal access Affirmative action employer, committed to achieving a diverse community.	Faculty & Staff Directory SCT Portal Temple University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and educator where diversity is an essential source of vitality and strength. The University is committed to nondiscrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, religion, age and disability.
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