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Directors of Broadcasting
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Description
Job Title
Assistant or Associate Professor of Broadcasting and Electronic Media
Job Location
Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, KY
Job Overview
The Institute for Creative and Collaborative Arts: Art, Communication, Music, and Design at Eastern Kentucky University is seeking a full-time, tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor of Broadcasting and Electronic Media. The position will begin in August of 2024.
Compensation
- Type: Full-Time
- Posted: 08/24/2023
- Category: Radio, Television, and Film
Responsibilities
- Teach introductory to upper-level courses in broadcasting, video and film production, and/or cinema history
- Assist in the development and operation of a new undergraduate BFA program in Documentary Film and Television
- Engage in continuing scholarly/creative activities
- Perform service and provide leadership within the department/college/university and in the community and/or profession
Requirements
- Education: Terminal degree in broadcasting, journalism, film, media arts, documentary and television production, or related field
- Experience: University-level teaching experience
- Preferred: Three years professional experience in related field
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