Public Speaking & Communications Professor

State-of-South-Carolina; South Carolina; On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

State-of-South-Carolina invites applications for a full-time faculty member in Speech to lead and coordinate instruction for associate degree courses designed for transfer to a baccalaureate degree.

Minimum qualifications include a Doctoral degree in Public Speaking or Communications, or a Master’s degree with a concentration in Public Speaking/Communication, with 18 graduate hours in the teaching discipline. Dual credentials in a second Humanities discipline are preferred.

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in Public Speaking or Communications, or Master’s with concentration in Public Speaking/Communication (minimum 18 graduate hours in teaching discipline).
• Desirable dual credentials in a second Humanities discipline.

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership, management, planning and coordination of instruction for Speech courses.
• Participate in curriculum and instructional material development; assist in program learning outcomes and student learning outcomes assessment.
• Advise students and assist with enrollment, registration, recruitment and retention activities.
• Engage in college outreach, college committees, community service, and other assigned duties.
• Participate in departmental, division and college planning sessions to support the college’s mission and goals and professional development activities.

Education

Doctoral degree in Public Speaking/Communications or Master’s with concentration in Public Speaking/Communication

Leadership

Job description

State-of-South-Carolina invites applications for a full-time faculty member in Speech to lead and coordinate instruction for associate degree courses designed for transfer to a baccalaureate degree.

Minimum qualifications include a Doctoral degree in Public Speaking or Communications, or a Master’s degree with a concentration in Public Speaking/Communication, with 18 graduate hours in the teaching discipline. Dual credentials in a second Humanities discipline are preferred.