Professional Practice
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The Creative Media & Entertainment program in the College of
Communication at Butler University invites applications for a
non-tenure-track Professional Practice position beginning Fall
2013. Successful candidates should be prepared to teach
twelve credit hours each semester in the Digital Media Production
curriculum within the Creative Media & Entertainment Program.
This individual will also advise students, serve on departmental,
college and university committees as appropriate. We seek someone
who can develop curriculum in digital media, including motion and
interactive graphics, Web usability courses and work with the
Computer Science Department to develop an Interactive Media major.
This professional practice position requires the successful
candidate to maintain and develop professional contacts in the
discipline and bring best practices to the classroom and the
education of our students; experience in working with diverse
students preferred. This individual will also be expected to
maintain professional currency and provide ongoing contributions to
the profession and discipline. Candidates must provide evidence of
their ability to contribute in meaningful ways to the university's
continued commitment to cultural diversity, pluralism, and
individual differences
Qualifications:
- Advanced degree (Masters or higher) in New Media, Informatics
or related discipline.
- Demonstrated potential for success in teaching at the
undergraduate level.
- Willingness to work with students beyond the
classroom.
- Fluency in Adobe Creative Suite, Final Cut, HTML/XTML,
and Word Pres
- Demonstrated familiarity with the best practices in the
field.
To apply, applicants must submit:
- Letter of application, outlining professional
qualifications and teaching philosophy.
- Curriculum vitae
- Names & contact information of three references who can
speak to your educational & professional abilities
- Sample syllabus for a course in digital media or related
area
- Sample of creative or scholarly work (a link to a Web
site showcasing your work is acceptable)
- Copies of official transcripts of academic work
Materials should be submitted as a single PDF via email to CME-Search@butler.edu
Review of applications will begin immediately and continue
until the position is filled. Only completed applications
will be considered.
Assistant/Associate Professor, Audiology
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The CSD Program at Butler University announces a faculty
position in Audiology and invites applications for a
9-month tenure-track assistant/associate professor in Audiology
beginning with the academic year 2013-2014.
Qualifications:
Ph.D. in Audiology preferred, Au.D. considered, current ASHA
Certification (CCC-A) required
Responsibilities include teaching undergraduate courses, developing
or continuing a research program, supervising clinical students,
and contributing to the university community. Opportunities to
develop an audiology clinic are possible. The candidate will join
an active and productive program in the College of Communication.
The CSD Program has computerized facilities that include a new
sound-proof audiometric booth and an on-campus clinic. Successful
candidates will be able to demonstrate teaching effectiveness and
potential for scholarly contribution, as well as experience working
with diverse communities. Preference will be given to candidates
who have completed a Ph.D. by the time of appointment; Au.D.
candidates with research interest and experience will also be
considered.
Send letter of application, curriculum vitae, unofficial graduate
transcripts, statement of teaching philosophy, evidence of teaching
effectiveness, and three letters of recommendation to Dr. Suzanne
Reading, CSD Program Director, College of Communication, 4600
Sunset Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46208.
Questions may be directed to Program Chair, Dr. Suzanne Reading at
reading@butler.edu. Review
of applications will begin January 4, 2012 and continue until the
position is filled.
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Created in 2010, the College of Communication brought together
longstanding departments and courses that include: Organizational
Communication and Leadership; Strategic Communication;
Communication Sciences and Disorders; Media, Rhetoric and Culture;
Creative Media and Entertainment; plus the School of
Journalism.
Butler University, founded in 1855 by attorney and abolitionist
Ovid Butler, is home to about 4,000 undergraduate and 700 graduate
students in six colleges and more than 60 academic majors.
Located in Indianapolis, a thriving metropolitan area of
approximately 1.5 million people in the 27th largest
media market, Butler occupies 290 acres in a vibrant and diverse
neighborhood near the White River on the northwest side of
Indianapolis. The University emphasizes a liberal arts-based
education with the goal of teaching clear and effective
communication, appreciation of beauty, and a commitment to lifelong
learning, community service and global awareness. For further
information visit the Butler website at www.butler.edu.
Butler University is committed to enhancing the diversity of the
student body and our faculty and staff. In addition hiring
and other employment-related decisions are made on the basis of an
individual's qualifications, past experience, overall performance
and other employment-related criteria. It is the policy of
the University to provide equal opportunities for employment and
advancement for all individuals, regardless of age, gender, race,
religion, color, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation,
national origin, or any other legally protected category.