[Jobs] Fwd: [Air-L] tenured/tenure track position available at Temple University

[Jeremy Hunsinger]

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> From: Jan Fernback <fernback at temple.edu>
> Date: October 2, 2007 10:52:04 AM CDT
> To: air-l at listserv.aoir.org
> Subject: [Air-L] tenured/tenure track position available at Temple  
> University
> Reply-To: air-l at listserv.aoir.org, fernback at temple.edu
>
>   Job announcement from Temple University,
>   Philadelphia, PA
>   Position Announcement
>   Department of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and
>   Mass Media
>   Temple University
>
>
>   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 34,000 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.
>
>   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.
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________________________________
> Jan Fernback, Ph.D.
> Associate Professor, Director of the Master of Arts Program
> Dept. of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media
> Temple University
> 2020 N. 13th Street
> Philadelphia, PA  19122
> 215-204-3041
> fernback at temple.edu
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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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think. --Byron