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The Department of Visual & Performing Arts at Rutgers University – Newark (New Jersey) seeks a Part Time Lecturer to teach two undergraduate courses during the Fall 2008 semester.



The position is for 8 weeks only (Sept 8-Oct 23), as the instructor will be substituting for a faculty member on Family Leave. The instructor should be willing to work within the guidelines of pre-established course outlines. 



(1)    INTRODUCTION TO MASS MEDIA: a 100-level survey course introducing students to the history and workings of media industries including radio, television, cinema, newspapers, and broadcast news



(2)    CONVERGENCE: TELEVISION AND THE NEW MEDIA, a 300-level course, examines how new media technologies converging on the platform of the internet are transforming traditional media industries including television, cinema, and journalism. 



This position is ideal for advanced graduate students in media studies or media production. 



If you know someone who would be interested in this opportunity, we would welcome a C.V., including the names of two professional references, by the application deadline of July 11, 2008.



For more information or to submit a CV, please contact: 

Prof. Leo Aristimuno 

Department of Visual & Performing Arts

Rutgers University – Newark.

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Department Web Site: http://vpa.newark.rutgers.edu

University Web Site: http://www.newark.rutgers.edu



About Rutgers-Newark:

Rutgers-Newark is well known for the extraordinary racial, ethnic and religious diversity of its student body. U.S. News & World Report has ranked us the most diverse national university in the country for eleven years in a row. This diversity provides unparalleled opportunities for teaching and learning. Located in the heart of New Jersey’s largest and most important city, we are deeply committed to engagement with Newark and surrounding communities through teaching, research, public service, and experiential learning.



About the Department:

The Department of Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) integrates the arts and new technologies in a program which includes the academic study of art, design, art history, music, television, theatre arts and journalism. The faculty includes nationally and internationally recognized scholars and artists. Internships: Newark's rich cultural scene provides opportunities for students to work and study at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, the Newark Museum, NJN-TV, WBGO, and the Jazz Institute. Internships in Newark and nearby New York City are a key part of our program providing entry level professional contacts, and experience.











      



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