2 YEAR VISITING FACULTY POSITION IN ELECTRONIC AND TIME-BASED ARTS
APPLICATION DUE JANUARY 31, 2015
Beginning August 2015 The School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University seeks to fill a two year full-time visiting position in the School of Art’s Electronic and Time Based (ETB) area, recently ranked #1 in multimedia by US News & World Report. We are seeking a dynamic individual working in a wide range of media from a critical perspective. Expertise and experience in other media is also desirable. Conceptual strengths, contextual sensibilities, critical inquiry and a multidisciplinary orientation are sought to teach courses, from freshman to graduate level, and to work with an enthusiastic faculty team in developing the ETB area. We seek educator-practitioners who work as critical makers in emerging media. We are especially looking for applicants with expertise in some
of the following areas:
Storytelling
Critical game making
Physical computing
Digital fabrication
Performance
Animation
Video
The School invites applicants with the following qualifications: An innovative and creative practice. An advanced degree or equivalent experience. University-level teaching experience, preferably beyond
teaching assistantships. Competency in one or more arts-engineering toolkits or technological media: for example, Processing, Arduino, Max/MSP, Unity, web development, multimedia production, cell-culture,
etcetera. An exhibition record of digital/electronic, time-based, and/or other new media work.
Applications will consist of:
Letter of application with teaching philosophy and statement of creative practice
Curriculum Vitae
Names/addresses/telephone numbers of 3 references (no recommendation letters)
Documentation of artwork. Up to 20 images and up to 10 minutes of video.
All applications must be submitted via Slideroom at https://cmuartjobs.slideroom.com by January 31st. Application review will begin mid-February 2015 Appointment Levels: Assistant Professor.
Position begins mid-August 2015. Salary and Benefits: Commensurate with experience Additional Programmatic Information: http://www.cmu.edu/art/ Carnegie Mellon is an Affirmative Action/Equal
Opportunities employer committed to diversity.
APPLICATION DUE JANUARY 31, 2015
Beginning August 2015 The School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University seeks to fill a two year full-time visiting position in the School of Art’s Electronic and Time Based (ETB) area, recently ranked #1 in multimedia by US News & World Report. We are seeking a dynamic individual working in a wide range of media from a critical perspective. Expertise and experience in other media is also desirable. Conceptual strengths, contextual sensibilities, critical inquiry and a multidisciplinary orientation are sought to teach courses, from freshman to graduate level, and to work with an enthusiastic faculty team in developing the ETB area. We seek educator-practitioners who work as critical makers in emerging media. We are especially looking for applicants with expertise in some
of the following areas:
Storytelling
Critical game making
Physical computing
Digital fabrication
Performance
Animation
Video
The School invites applicants with the following qualifications: An innovative and creative practice. An advanced degree or equivalent experience. University-level teaching experience, preferably beyond
teaching assistantships. Competency in one or more arts-engineering toolkits or technological media: for example, Processing, Arduino, Max/MSP, Unity, web development, multimedia production, cell-culture,
etcetera. An exhibition record of digital/electronic, time-based, and/or other new media work.
Applications will consist of:
Letter of application with teaching philosophy and statement of creative practice
Curriculum Vitae
Names/addresses/telephone numbers of 3 references (no recommendation letters)
Documentation of artwork. Up to 20 images and up to 10 minutes of video.
All applications must be submitted via Slideroom at https://cmuartjobs.slideroom.com by January 31st. Application review will begin mid-February 2015 Appointment Levels: Assistant Professor.
Position begins mid-August 2015. Salary and Benefits: Commensurate with experience Additional Programmatic Information: http://www.cmu.edu/art/ Carnegie Mellon is an Affirmative Action/Equal
Opportunities employer committed to diversity.