Keene State College, one of the leading liberal arts colleges in New Hampshire, has been ranked by US News and World Report among the top 100 regional schools in the North.
The Art Department at Keene State College invites applications for a tenure-track position in Modern/Contemporary Art History to begin August 2013. Unique Gift
The successful candidate is expected to teach the Introductory Survey and upper-level undergraduate art history courses (teaching load is six 4-credit courses per academic year) for both Studio Art and Graphic Design majors. With approximately 200 majors, the Art Department offers both BA and BFA degrees and has 10 full-time Faculty and 14 Adjunct Faculty. The department currently offers a Minor in Art History. Portrait Artist
Additional responsibilities include innovative curriculum development, student advising, and service on departmental and college-wide committees.
As part of regular teaching responsibilities at this public liberal arts college, all faculty members are expected to teach both in the major and in the Integrative Studies Program. Faculty members are also encouraged to mentor undergraduate research/creative activities.
The College values social justice and equity in its community and curriculum. A comprehensive effort to diversify the faculty is ongoing; the curriculum is inclusive and incorporates multiple perspectives and issues of equity.
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