The Department of Communication is one of the largest departments at NC State, with nearly 700 undergraduate majors and about 70 full- or part-time graduate students (M.S. and Ph.D.). The undergraduate curriculum offers three programs toward a degree: Interpersonal, Organizational &
Rhetorical Communication; Communication Media; and Public Relations. We have two graduate programs - a Masters of Science in Communication and an interdisciplinary (with the English department) PhD program in "Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media." We place a solid grounding in communication theory at the core of everything we teach. Award winning faculty members collaborate on research and teaching, often across the program areas. Our professional interdependence reflects our departmental culture, which is characterized by mutual respect, friendliness and dedication to advancing the teaching, research and service missions of the university.

The lecturer in Communication will teach undergraduate communication studies courses. The position(s) are one-semester or one-year, non-tenure-track appointments with possibility of renewal.

Perform other duties as assigned by the department head.

Requires master's degree, an equivalent degree, or equivalent professional experience.

Proven ability to teach undergraduate courses in one or more of the following areas:
* Public speaking
* Interpersonal Communication
* Communication Ethics
* Communication Public Relations
* Organizational Communication
* Rhetoric and Public Address
* Non-profit Leadership

A Masters in Communication or in related fields and teaching experience at the college level

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In addition to your application please submit a cover letter, curriculum vita, list of contacts for professional references, sample syllabus (attach as Other Doc (1), and sample assignments (attach as Other Doc (2).

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