[Jobs] bradley

[Jeremy Hunsinger]

Assistant Professor - Multimedia


The Multimedia Program is seeking technologically sophisticated  
candidates with a strong research agenda for a full-time tenure track  
Assistant Professor in Multimedia. Preferred applicants will possess  
cutting edge digital production skills and a firm understanding of new  
media theory and have the ability to teach and create in an  
established and innovative undergraduate program. The rank for this  
position is Assistant Professor (tenure-track). This position requires  
teaching, research/creative production, and service responsibilities.  
The position is available Fall semester (August), 2008. We are seeking  
theorists, media artists, and technologists who conduct new media  
creative production or research.

Responsibilities include teaching classes in the Multimedia Program  
which may include areas such as new media/interactive design and  
development, digital culture and theory, video, animation, scripting/ 
programming, interactive installations, gaming, interface design,  
intermedial performance, mobile device programming, social  
informatics, and interface design; conducting research/creative  
production in areas of new media specialization; -Collaborating with  
peer departments within the college (Music, Communication, Theatre  
Arts, Art) and at Bradley (for example, Computer Science) and with  
students in the development of team based projects, as well as  
assisting in the development of the program and curriculum;  
participating in service activities and advising/mentoring students.

Appropriate terminal degree and new media-related experience; record  
of successful teaching at the college, university, or junior college  
level (teaching assistant with primary course responsibility  
experience qualifies) and a strong portfolio of creative  
accomplishment and/or publication history are required. Salary is  
commensurate with qualifications and relevant teaching or professional  
experience.

Qualified candidates should submit letter of application, current CV,  
samples of publications, creative work, or research, evidence of  
effective college/university/junior college teaching (e.g.,  
quantitative summaries of teacher evaluations; peer or supervisory  
reviews of teaching; teaching awards, etc.), artist's statement or  
research agenda, three current letters of recommendation and up to 3  
additional references to:


Edward Lee Lamoureux, Ph. D., Search Chair
Bradley University
Multimedia Program
GCC 200
Peoria, Illinois 61025
ell at bradley.edu
Applicant files are only considered "complete" upon reception the  
above materials.

Applicants may send digital and/or hard copy files of application  
materials. Online or digital materials may be submitted as  
supplementary aspects of the application file. Position begins August,  
2008. Review of candidates' credentials will begin immediately and  
continue until the position is filled. Incomplete applications will  
not be reviewed.

Questions regarding the position and application materials can be  
directed to Ed Lamoureux at 309-677-2378 or by email atell at bradley.edu.

Bradley University, highly rated by U.S. News and World Report, is an  
independent, comprehensive university enrolling 6000 students. Midway  
between Chicago and St. Louis, Peoria hosts numerous professional arts  
organizations and is home for many interactive media firms and outlets.

The Multimedia Program is in the Slane College of Communication and  
Fine Arts with the Departments of Art, Communication, Music, and  
Theatre Arts and consists of approximately 100 majors (and 40  
additional minors) taking course work in Art/Graphic Design,  
Communication/Audio and Video, Multimedia, and supporting departments  
(music, computer science, education, sociology). The program is unique  
among its peers and offers students and faculty numerous opportunities  
for professional and collaborative sponsored projects. Bradley's  
renowned Caterpillar Global Communication Center, completed in 1996,  
is home to the Multimedia Program and the Department of Communication.  
The CGCC houses computer labs, videoconference facilities, high-end  
multimedia classrooms and technology and the interdisciplinary radio- 
television facilities associated with the Department of Communication.  
The Multimedia Program also utilizes facilities in the Heuser Art  
Center, the home of Multimedia's interdisciplinary partner, the  
Department of Art.

For additional information visit Bradley University, our Multimedia  
Program, and the Slane College of Communication and Fine Arts.

Bradley University is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action  
Employer. The administration, faculty and staff are committed to  
attracting qualified candidates from underrepresented groups.

jeremy hunsinger
Information Ethics Fellow, Center for Information Policy Research,  
School of Information Studies, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (www.cipr.uwm.edu 
)

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