2026 - 2027 Lecturer (# 375089)

About this position

Job ID: 375089 About the Job Lecturer Pool The Department of Art in the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Minnesota invites applications for part-time, temporary lecturer positions. This posting establishes a pool of lecturers who will be selected as needed. The Department of Art is committed to building an intellectually vibrant, culturally inclusive, and academically diverse department. We seek energetic colleagues with a strong professional record and expertise in one or more of our art practices. We welcome artists open to cross-disciplinary teaching, foster dynamic and inclusive learning, and incorporate traditional and non-traditional approaches to art. Lecturers in the Department of Art work with non-majors, Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), and, occasionally, Master of Fine Arts (MFA) students enrolled in courses. In some circumstances, lecturers may provide service to the department. Appointments may be renewable based on need, funding, and performance. Class size varies from 10 to 24 students in studio-based courses and up to 120 students in lecture courses with teaching assistant support. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Teach undergraduate and, on occasion, graduate students in assigned course(s). Hold office hours to assist students. Supervise teaching assistant(s). Provide demonstrations and critiques. Assist students in studios and labs. Grade assignments and submit grades. Participate in relevant departmental meetings. Based on the appointment, provide service to the department. Job Details Lecturer job code 9753 Part-time Located on the Twin Cities West Bank Campus. Salary range $1,500 - $10,000 per credit Admission to the pool does not guarantee employment. Qualifications Required Qualifications Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in art, extensive professional recognition and experience in art, or Ph. D. in Theory and/or Critical Practices, where applicable. The MFA is the terminal degree in art; however

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