Communication Studies Program: Lecturer

Communication Studies Program:
Lecturer

The Communication Studies Program at Gettysburg College invites applications for a three-year, renewable Lecturer position, to begin August 2026. The position is designed to contribute to the College's new Communication Studies major and minor. We seek an experienced, innovative instructor who is committed to undergraduate teaching and mentorship. Professional experience in areas of communication and media is desirable. The successful candidate will teach courses at all undergraduate levels and will assist with program coordination and development.

Teaching responsibilities include the equivalent of six courses per year, developing experiential learning activities for students, and advising students. Administrative duties include managing the program's internship students, and participating in governance of the Communication Studies Program and the College.

Qualifications:

The ideal candidate for this position embraces the overall mission of Gettysburg College, with a focused commitment to excellence in teaching and student success through the discipline of Communication Studies. A PhD in Communication Studies is strongly preferred; however, a master's degree may be considered. Area of specialization is open.

Special Instructions to Applicants:
Please include a curriculum vitae; a cover letter, addressed to Professor Jack Ryan, Communication Studies Program; a statement of teaching philosophy, including ideas for experiential learning engagement with students; and contact information for three references. References will be contacted by Gettysburg College and will be asked to submit letters of reference. Additional materials may be requested later in the process.

Applications received by March 6, 2025 will receive fullest consideration. Inquiries can be addressed to Professor Jack Ryan, Search Committee Chair, at jryan.

EEO Statement:
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