Graphic Design Professor of Practice & Curriculum Innovator

Georgia State University; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia State University in Atlanta seeks a Professor of Practice in Graphic Design to teach and mentor students within a large R-1 arts environment. The successful candidate will demonstrate commitment to teaching, engage with contemporary design theories, and bring strong creative and professional expertise.

The Graphic Design area supports about 40 BFA majors and a 3-year MFA; the professor will teach six courses annually, contribute to curriculum development, advise students, and participate

Qualifications

• 2+ years of teaching experience at college level.
• Distinguished record of prior accomplishments in design.
• Terminal degree (MFA, PhD, or commensurate professional experience) in Graphic Design or related design discipline.
• Evidence of innovative teaching to diverse student populations.

Responsibilities

• Teach six courses per year across the Graphic Design curriculum.
• Integrate design specialization into the Graphic Design program.
• Cultivate cross-disciplinary opportunities across the university.
• Assist with curriculum and program development for Graphic Design.
• Advise students and participate in BFA reviews.
• Assist with graduate recruiting and conduct MFA reviews.
• Participate in professional and academic service within the university.

Skills

UI/UX design

Responsive web design

Mobile application design

3D animation

VR/AR design

Education

Terminal degree in Graphic Design

Job description

Georgia State University in Atlanta seeks a Professor of Practice in Graphic Design to teach and mentor students within a large R-1 arts environment. The successful candidate will demonstrate commitment to teaching, engage with contemporary design theories, and bring strong creative and professional expertise.

The Graphic Design area supports about 40 BFA majors and a 3-year MFA; the professor will teach six courses annually, contribute to curriculum development, advise students, and participate