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POOL - Lecturer for Journalism and Mass Communications Programs

Graduate Level Courses:
100% teaching. Lecturers teach graduate courses appropriate to their specialties at KU's Main Campus in Lawrence, KS, or online courses.

Course needs vary and include the following subject areas:
Writing for Marketing Communications, Marketing Fundamentals for Communicators, Branding in Marketing Communications, Relationship Marketing, Marketing Ethics, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Metrics, Information in Context, Analyzing Audiences, Digital Marketing Analytics, Web 3.0/User Experience, Search Engine Optimization/Marketing, Digital Marketing Compliance/Privacy/Legal, Marketing Automation/CRM, Marketing Communications Research, Leadership and Management in Marketing Communications, Social Media and Integrated Marketing Communications, Advanced Mass Communications Ethics and Legal Issues, Capstone in Marketing Communications, Seminars such as Crisis Communications, and others.

Course needs vary and include the following subject areas for online courses:
Information Insight I, Data Collection I and II, Data Analysis, Data Visualization and Presentation, Analyzing Audiences, Social Media Strategy, Information in Context, Social Media Metrics, Information Insight II, and others.

Undergraduate Level Courses:
100% teaching. Lecturers teaching undergraduate courses in Multimedia Journalism, Digital Marketing Communication, Advertising and Public Relations, Media Arts and Production, or Sports Media and Society.

Course needs vary and include:
Media and Society, Words at Work: Writing Essentials, Stand and Deliver, Know Your Audience: Presentation Essentials, Tech Tools, Visual Storytelling, Information Exploration, Media Writing for Audiences, Media Law and Ethics, Diversity, Data Storytelling, Digital Media, and others.

Multimedia Journalism:
Multimedia Reporting, Multimedia Editing, Advanced Media, and Capstone courses in newspaper, magazine, online, and broadcast.

Digital Marketing Communications, Advertising, and Public Relations:
Introduction to Digital Marketing Communications, Advertising and Public Relations, Advanced Digital Marketing Communications, Research in Digital Marketing Communications, Message Development, Campaigns, and others.

Media Arts and Production:
Creative Concepting, Audience Experience, Creative Video Production, Creative Audio & Podcasting, Project Management, Intellectual Property & Fair Use, Gamification, Content Creation & Website Management, Advanced Visual Media, Documentary, Media Entrepreneurship, and Creators.

Sports Media & Society:
Sports Media in the 21st Century, Communicating Sports Information, Sports Message Strategies, Multimedia Sports Journalism, Cultivating Sports Audiences, Sports on the Beat Capstone.
Disclaimer: The University of Kansas prohibits discrimination on various bases. For inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies, contact the Title IX coordinator at civilrights@ku.edu or 785-864-6414.

Contact Information to Applicants: journalismsearch@ku.edu

Required Qualifications:
Evaluation based on work experience, educational background, accomplishments, and references. Specific requirements vary by course level and program, including doctoral or master's degrees, relevant professional experience, scholarly research, and teaching experience.

Position Overview:
Part-time teaching positions at KU's School of Journalism and Mass Communications, at main campus or online, especially in the Integrated Marketing Communications master's program. Positions are reviewed continuously, and applicants must have work authorization in the U.S. and pass background checks.

Note: Due to state employment laws, fully remote work outside Kansas is limited. Only candidates in eligible states are encouraged to apply.