School of Communication, Instructor of Digital Advertising, Non-Tenure Track

Position Details

School of Communication, Instructor of Digital Advertising, Non‑Tenure Track

Job Category:
University Faculty

Campus:
Chicago‑Water Tower

Salary Range: $75,000 – $81,000

Benefits Information:
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We invite applications for a non‑tenure track instructor, one‑year appointment, specializing in digital advertising and strategic communication. Successful candidates should have strong training and experience in the advertising industry with the latest technologies at top agencies and industry contacts in the Chicago area. Recent industry experience should include social, digital and influencer campaign research, strategy, planning and management, analytics and AI.

The new faculty member will teach courses in the latest technological advances in advertising and strategic communication such as Analytics, Insights & Strategy, Social Media Campaigns, Creating ADPR Content with AI, and Influencers & Social Economy, as well as foundational courses like Principles of Advertising and Foundational ADPR Research Methods. The candidate should also have an outstanding record of university‑level teaching, be interested in pursuing research, and be familiar with using advertising and strategic communication for social change and social justice.

• Master’s degree in a related field (by August 24, 2026)
• Professional experience in digital advertising, strategic communication, digital media, and data
• Industry experience with current advertising technologies and agencies
• University‑level teaching experience
• Familiarity with social justice‑oriented communication work

• Cover Letter/Letter of Application
• Curriculum Vitae
• Other Document

• Teaching Statement
• Research Statement
• Writing Sample
• Scholarly Publications
• Teaching Evaluations
• Unofficial Transcripts
• Multi Media
• Resume
• Inclusive Excellence Statement

To apply for this position, please provide a letter of application, a current curriculum vitae, and non‑returnable samples of teaching materials and student work (if applicable). Apply online at https:///. The application must be completed by June 30, 2026
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