Affiliated (Part-Time) Faculty Publishing
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The Department of Writing, Literature and Publishing at Emerson College seeks applications for adjunct positions for Spring and Summer 2021 to teach courses in digital, magazine, and book publishing. Spring semester runs January 13-May 5, and the two summer sessions run May 17-June 30 and July 3-August 23.

The Department is always open to working with publishing professionals interested in sharing their experience with students in our undergraduate and graduate publishing programs. We are especially interested in connecting with potential instructors for the areas listed below, and also with instructors in any publishing area who are available for in person instruction.

Digital Publishing Classes may include courses in Introduction to Electronic Publishing, Electronic Publishing Overview, Web Development, Creating eBooks for Modern Readers, Metadata, Fundamental of Content Strategy, Creating Electronic Publications for eReaders, and related offerings.

Magazine and book publishing classes may include classes in: Introduction to Book and Magazine Publishing, Magazine Publishing Overview, Book Publishing Overview, Magazine Writing, Book Editing, Copyediting, Marketing and Sales, Publicity, Design and Production, and related offerings.

Please note: Courses may be designed to capitalize upon the candidate's areas of specialization but course materials must address the parameters of the course catalog description.

For details, refer to the undergraduate course catalog and graduate course catalog.

Experience and Requirements:

Professional experience in the industry related to the course content

An aptitude for teaching

Teaching experience in a professional, academic, or community setting preferred

Availability to teach in person classes with some elements of the course online during the Covid-19 pandemic (Please note: The College offers online teaching support.)

Emerson College is an Equal Opportunity Employer and committed to the standards of Inclusive Excellence. The publishing faculty encourage and support change in our field. We welcome candidates who might bring diverse perspectives to the classroom.

Any questions can be directed to the Writing, Literature and Publishing Associate Chair, Lisa Diercks at lisa_diercks@emerson.edu.

Applicant must submit a cover letter and CV. In the "My Experience" section, you will find a "CV/Resume" upload box where you can upload your CV and cover letter. After uploading one file, repeat the same steps for additional files.

To apply, please visit: https://emerson.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Emerson_College_ft_faculty/job/Boston-Campus/Affiliated--Part-Time--Faculty---Publishing_JR002014

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