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Associate Professors of Communication
a month ago
Description
Job Title
Assistant/Associate Professor of Communication - PR and/or Strategic Communication
Job Location
Newberg, OR, USA
Job Overview
George Fox University is seeking a tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor of Communication with a specialization in Public Relations (PR) and/or Strategic Communication. The successful candidate will teach a full load of 24 units, conduct research, and serve the institution. We are looking for a collaborative individual who embraces digital media, cultural diversity, and has a global perspective. This faculty member will also contribute to the core liberal arts foundation for undergraduate students.
Compensation
- Pay range: $56,600 - $69,339 per year (Assistant rank; Other ranks will be evaluated and placed separately)
- Salary: Competitive with comparable institutions
- Benefits: Medical, dental, life, disability insurance, retirement plan, tuition remission, and more
Responsibilities
- Teach a full load of 24 units in the field of PR and/or strategic communication
- Maintain an active program of scholarship and service to the institution
- Contribute to the core liberal arts foundation for undergraduate students
- Embrace digital media, cultural diversity, and have a global perspective
Requirements
- Ph.D. or equivalent in Communication, public relations, strategic communication, or related field for tenure-track appointment (Candidates with a M.A. in Communication or related field will be considered for limited term full-time appointment)
- Demonstrated teaching ability in public relations and strategic communication classes at the undergraduate level
- Prior teaching experience in courses such as strategic communications, digital and social media, media campaigns, public relations strategy, PR research, and PR Writing
- Demonstrated record of professional integrity, strong work ethic, collegiality, and commitment to equity and inclusion
- Ability to contribute to a positive working environment and work collaboratively with colleagues and community
- Commitment to working with a diverse population of students (demonstrated experience in this area preferred)
- Demonstrated success and/or aptitude for remote, hybrid, and face-to-face instruction
- Personal commitment to Jesus Christ, Christian testimony in a local church, and agreement with the Community Lifestyle Statement and Statement of Faith
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