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Gordon State College

Location: Barnesville, GA 30204 Document ID: AC215-5DEO Posted on: 2018-06-0406/04/2018 Job Type: Contract

Job Schedule:Full-time
Minimum Education: Masters2018-07-04

Lecturer in Art

Job Summary/Basic Function:	Position Begins August 2018 (contingent on budgetary resources) Description Responsibilities will include: teaching sections of Art Appreciation in support of the University System of Georgia core curriculum in addition to major’s courses in studio arts in support of the GSC Associate of Arts degree in Visual Arts; engaging in appropriate departmental service; and maintaining professional development and engagement. The Division The Department of Humanities and Programs in Fine & Performing Arts is an interdisciplinary division sponsoring courses in Art, Communication, English, Foreign Languages, Music, Philosophy, and Theater. There are 23 tenure-track faculty members in the Division, 19 who have an earned doctorate. The College Gordon State College has served the community and region continuously since its founding in 1852, and has been a unit in the University System of Georgia since 1972. After more than three decades of serving the state as a residential two-year college, Gordon was named a state college in 2006 and asked to develop selected four year programs to address critical state needs. In May, 2009 the College graduated its first baccalaureate class of 27 early childhood education majors; the college launched its baccalaureate English program in 2011. GSC now offers twelve distinct baccalaureate programs. The Community The main campus of Gordon State College is in Barnesville, Georgia, a lovely town located an hour south of Atlanta, Georgia. Students and faculty enjoy the pleasures of small town living together with access to the many attractions of a major metropolitan center and an international airport. Review of applications begins immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
Minimum Qualifications:	Master’s Degree in Studio Arts and two-year’s experience in college-level teaching. Employment is contingent on successful completion of background check.
Preferred Qualifications:	Previous experience in college-level teaching

Job Summary/Basic Function:

Position Begins
August 2018 (contingent on budgetary resources)

Description
Responsibilities will include: teaching sections of Art Appreciation in support of the University System of Georgia core curriculum in addition to major’s courses in studio arts in support of the GSC Associate of Arts degree in Visual Arts; engaging in appropriate departmental service; and maintaining professional development and engagement.

The Division
The Department of Humanities and Programs in Fine & Performing Arts is an interdisciplinary division sponsoring courses in Art, Communication, English, Foreign Languages, Music, Philosophy, and Theater. There are 23 tenure-track faculty members in the Division, 19 who have an earned doctorate.

The College
Gordon State College has served the community and region continuously since its founding in 1852, and has been a unit in the University System of Georgia since 1972. After more than three decades of serving the state as a residential two-year college, Gordon was named a state college in 2006 and asked to develop selected four year programs to address critical state needs. In May, 2009 the College graduated its first baccalaureate class of 27 early childhood education majors; the college launched its baccalaureate English program in 2011. GSC now offers twelve distinct baccalaureate programs.

The Community
The main campus of Gordon State College is in Barnesville, Georgia, a lovely town located an hour south of Atlanta, Georgia. Students and faculty enjoy the pleasures of small town living together with access to the many attractions of a major metropolitan center and an international airport.

Review of applications begins immediately and will continue until the position is filled.

Minimum Qualifications:

Master’s Degree in Studio Arts and two-year’s experience in college-level teaching.

Employment is contingent on successful completion of background check.

Preferred Qualifications:

Previous experience in college-level teaching






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