Adjunct Instructor/Graphic Design

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Company Description Pennsylvania College of Art & Design (PCA&D) is a non-profit professional art college located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, offering a range of creative degree programs, including BFAs in graphic design, animation & game art, fine art, illustration, live experience design and production, and photography & video, as well as a BA in Design Thinking and several associate degrees and certificates. PCA&D is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Art & Design (NASAD) and is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, ensuring rigorous academic and professional standards. PCA&D is an active contributor to the Lancaster arts community through gallery exhibitions and artist talks that are open to both students and the public, offering strong opportunities for engagement and collaboration. Role Description The Adjunct Instructor/Graphic Design role is a contract, on-site teaching position based in Lancaster, PA. The instructor is responsible for delivering college-level courses in graphic design and related areas, including preparing syllabi, assignments, lectures, demonstrations, and critiques. Day-to-day responsibilities include guiding students in concept development, design execution, and portfolio-building, providing timely feedback, assessing student work, and maintaining accurate grades and records. The instructor collaborates with department leadership and colleagues to align course content with program outcomes, incorporates current industry practices and digital tools into coursework, and supports an inclusive classroom environment. Qualifications • Candidates should possess an extensive background in Graphic Design, with the ability to teach both conceptual design thinking and practical production techniques. • Relevant qualifications include a minimum of a BFA/BA degree in graphic design or a closely related field (masters degree preferred), a strong portfolio of professional work, and p

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