Journalism Educator & Curriculum Innovator

Florida Gulf Coast University; Fort Myers (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Florida Gulf Coast University invites applications for an Instructor (I/II/III) or Assistant Professor, Journalism. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate journalism courses, contribute to curriculum development, and engage in research and service within the college and university.

Responsibilities include course planning, delivering engaging lectures, advising students, using the university's LMS, and participating in committees and accreditation-related activities.

Qualifications

• PhD or terminal degree in journalism or closely related field; recognized credential.
• ABD considered if degree conferred by Aug 7, 2027; appointment at Lecturer level if not yet conferred.
• Master's degree in journalism-related discipline required for Instructor levels; terminal degree preferred for Assistant Professor.
• Five years of full-time professional journalism experience for Instructor I/II/III; rank based on experience.

Responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate journalism courses (3/3 for Assistant Professor; 4/4 for Instructor levels).
• Plan, prepare, and deliver courses with syllabi, materials, and assessments.
• Maintain an active research program and engage in service to college/university.

Skills

Journalism teaching

Digital multimedia

Curriculum development

Technology in teaching

Team collaboration

Education

PhD or terminal degree in journalism

ABD considered if degree conferred by Aug 7, 2027

Master's degree in journalism-related discipline

Five years of professional journalism experience

Job description

Florida Gulf Coast University invites applications for an Instructor (I/II/III) or Assistant Professor, Journalism. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate journalism courses, contribute to curriculum development, and engage in research and service within the college and university.

Responsibilities include course planning, delivering engaging lectures, advising students, using the university's LMS, and participating in committees and accreditation-related activities.