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Job Number: 02525 Reference Number 2026 Nestled in the scenic foothills of western Pennsylvania, Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) offers more than a place to work-it offers a vibrant campus community where innovation, collaboration, and natural beauty come together. Our picturesque campus features tree-lined walkways, historic architecture, and welcoming green spaces that create an inspiring environment for learning, working, and connecting. At IUP, employees are part of a supportive and engaged community dedicated to student success, academic excellence, and meaningful impact. Located in the charming college town of Indiana, Pennsylvania-just over an hour from Pittsburgh-our campus combines small-town warmth with access to the cultural, professional, and recreational opportunities of a major metropolitan area. Whether enjoying a walk across the Oak Grove, collaborating with colleagues in dynamic academic spaces, or engaging in the many cultural and community events hosted throughout the year, IUP offers an exceptional place to build a career and make a difference. Position Summary & Description The Department of Art and Design at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) invites applicants for anticipated part-time, temporary faculty position(s) in Art History for the Fall 2026 semester. The department seeks candidates whose teaching, research, and/or service have prepared them to serve all IUP students. Teaching:Successful candidates must be able to teach undergraduate and/or graduate courses offered in person, online or through distance education. Courses may include:ARHI100Introduces the elements of visual expression, past and present. Develops an understanding of the processes of art making and the motivations and goals of artists across time. Considers how various factors, including religion, politics, and literature, affect the creation of the arts of any given period or region. AHRI206Explores the major developments, styles, artists, and cul

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