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Job Title Adjunct Faculty - Art Location Worcester Department Humanities & Arts – JM Division Worcester Polytechnic Institute – WPI Job Description Summary Part‑time adjunct faculty pool in Art to fill opportunities on a course‑by‑course basis as need arises. Job Description The Humanities and Arts Department at Worcester Polytechnic Institute is regularly seeking part‑time adjunct faculty to teach Art. WPI’s Art faculty teach introductory courses, intermediate class, advanced technique seminars, and capstone practicums. The Art curriculum emphasizes visual arts (drawing, painting, and modeling); art and architectural history; digital imaging and computer art; animation and game design, and video production. Responsibilities Teach courses in the Art curriculum, including introductory, intermediate, advanced, and capstone courses. Develop and deliver course content, assessments, and instructional materials. Adapt to existing curriculum and employ creative and critical pedagogical approaches. Qualifications Hold a terminal degree such as an MFA or Ph.D. in an appropriate field. Demonstrate teaching excellence and versatility. Ability to jump into an existing curriculum with creative and critical pedagogical approaches. Experience with visual arts, digital imaging, animation, or related areas is desirable. Application Requirements • Cover letter addressing relevant expertise and experience • Current CV including names and contact information for three references • Evidence of teaching experience (syllabi, teaching portfolio, etc.) Compensation $6,000 per course. EEO Statement WPI is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, age, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, or disability. It seeks individuals from all backgrounds and experiences who will contribute to a culture of creativity, collaboration, inclusion, problem solving,
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