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OU Communication Graduate Program-Job Announcements - 007
Spring, 2016
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* Assistant Professors (Mass Communication Research) *
University of Wisconsin-Madison
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School of Journalism and Mass
Communication seeks one or more full-time assistant professors with a
demonstrated commitment to excellence in mass communication research and
teaching. This
appointment begins August 28, 2017.
We invite applications from scholars committed to mass communication
research of all kinds, but are particularly interested in those focusing
on one or more of the following areas of inquiry: health communication;
media effects; public opinion; persuasion and social influence;
advertising and marketing research; and uses and implications of
information and communication technologies. We are a methodologically
diverse department, and seek to complement existing strengths in
quantitative, qualitative, and computational approaches to communication
research.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is an Equal Opportunity and
Affirmative Action Employer and we encourage women, minorities, veterans,
and people with disabilities to apply.
Successful applicants will have the ability to contribute to instruction
in at least one of the following areas: data analysis/visualization,
journalism, or strategic communication. We are especially interested in
candidates who are open to teaching one of the school’s gateway courses:
Introduction to Mass Communication (201); Mass Communication Practices (202),
a new course, Information for Communication (303), Principles and
Practice of Reporting (J335), or Principles and Practice of Strategic
Communication (J345). In addition to developing and maintaining a robust
research portfolio, the successful applicant will advise and mentor
highly motivated master’s and doctoral students. The standard teaching
load is four courses per academic year, typically including one graduate
seminar per year.
Required: Ph.D. in communications or related field completed or expected
by August 2017; a record of high-quality research and teaching
commensurate with experience.
About us: This faculty member will join a community of productive
scholars who value a wide variety of conceptual, methodological, and
analytical perspectives. Our current faculty members’ interests include
media psychology and sociology; political communication; health and
science communication; law, history and ethics of mass media; journalism/press
theory; international communication; media studies of race and gender;
and new media technologies.
These faculty members are also involved in teaching an innovative
undergraduate curriculum and oversee one of the
nation’s top graduate programs.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is home to one of the oldest schools
of journalism and mass communication in the United States. The School,
as a department within the College of Letters and Science, is part of
one of the nation’s finest public universities and enjoys outstanding
intellectual resources, teaching and research laboratories, and various
sources of research support. The School houses the Center for
Communication and Democracy, the Center for Investigative Journalism,
the Center for Journalism Ethics, and the Mass Communication Research
Center. UW-Madison is known for its interdisciplinary character,
something that is evidenced in the school through the many affiliations
that our faculty maintain with other units on campus.
Madison, the state capital, consistently ranks among the top American
cities for its quality of life. University employees enjoy a thriving
entertainment and cultural environment.
Contact: Telephone and e-mail inquiries to discuss this position are
welcome. Contact either Prof. Doug McLeod (608-
556-5413 / [log in to unmask]) or Prof. Dhavan Shah (608-513-4224 / [log in to unmask]).
To apply, send a cover letter detailing research interests, teaching
qualifications, and professional experience; curriculum vitae; names and
contact information of three references; and two samples of scholarly
work to [log in to unmask]
Materials must be submitted no later than December 1. Review of
applications will continue until the position is filled.
READ MORE:
http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/Weblisting/External/PVLSummary.aspx?pvl_num=88249
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