Columbia Journalism School is looking to fill two open faculty positions: one in video/broadcast and another in radio/audio journalism. These are full time faculty positions with generous salary and benefits.

Description

• Candidates should be pioneers and leaders who are able to demonstrate scholarly and/or professional accomplishments worthy of appointment to a faculty position, including an ability to teach graduate students at a major research university.
• A bachelor’s degree is required; advanced degree preferred.
• This is a position for a leading journalist who has a record of accomplishment and stature in news radio or multimedia journalism.
• Positions feature a lighter teaching load in comparison to other institutions as Columbia professors are expected to remain productive in their fields.
• As a full-time member of the faculty, the incumbent will teach at least one course each semester.
• This position will begin no earlier than July 1, 2014, pending budgetary and administrative approval.
• Screening of applications will begin by January 2014.

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Required applicant documents include a curriculum vitae and cover letter. Visit the Columbia University job posting for video/broadcast or radio/audio for more information.

About Columbia Journalism School

The Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism‘s purpose is to educate and train students, from all over the world, to become accomplished professional journalists. The school prepares them to perform a vital and challenging function in free societies: finding out the truth of complicated situations, usually under a time constraint, and communicating it in a clear, engaging fashion to the public. The school also educates scholars of communications and journalism, and functions as a significant guiding force in journalism and inculcates in its students the habit of thinking of themselves as leaders for change and improvement in the profession.