Visiting Professional Lecturer in Fashion Merchandising

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Position Title: Visiting Professional Lecturer in Fashion Merchandising Department/School: School of Communication & the Arts Salary/Pay Rate: $70,000 - $75,000 Job Summary: The School of Communication and the Arts at Marist University invites applications for a full-time Visiting Professional Lecturer in Fashion Merchandising, an open area of specialization, beginning Fall 2025. Primary duties include teaching undergraduate courses within the Fashion Merchandising major across the Fashion Business, Fashion Promotion and Product Development concentrations. Successful candidates will demonstrate a strong analytical and creative skill set, deep knowledge of the latest disruptions within the fashion industry, and the ability to teach and critique student work based on the standards of the fashion industry. The Marist Fashion Department is dedicated to educating, inspiring, and preparing students to become responsible leaders in the fashion and related industries by fostering a global perspective through inclusion, innovation, and experiential learning. Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degreeSeven years of relevant industry-related experienceA strong desire to teach at a student-centered universityEssential Functions: Teach four course sections per semester. Course topics may include the following: Global Merchandising, Sustainability, Apparel Supply Chain, Visual Merchandising, Trend Forecasting & Analysis, Buying, Product Development.Mentor senior capstone thesis projects as appropriate.Meet with students outside of class time for additional instruction as appropriate.Mentor student scholarship competition entries as appropriate.Preferred Qualifications: Master\'s degree or terminal degree (in Fashion Merchandising or a related discipline, such as an MBA).Three or more years of teaching at the collegiate level with evidence of effective teaching.Required Application Documents: Cover Letter, Resume, Teaching Statement, Contact Information of 3 Professio

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