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Broadcast Adjunct Faculty

Dallas Baptist University27 open roles

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GENERAL OBJECTIVES:

The Communication Department is looking for adjunct faculty in the areas of live/broadcast, cinematography, and audio/video post-production.

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Completed at least 18 graduate hours in teaching discipline and hold at least a master's degress
  • Proficient in some combination of the following software: Premiere Pro After Effects Audition Photoshop Final Cut Pro Davinci Resolve Logic Ableton

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES:

Adjunct Faculty members are expected to be loyal to Dallas Baptist University and professional in the discharge of their duties. Although not all-encompassing, the following designates basic responsibilities which the adjunct faculty members should perform:

  • Dallas Baptist University is a teaching university. As a student­ centered university, serving students is the ultimate purpose of the adjunct faculty. Every adjunct faculty member, therefore, should see their role as a ministry to the student, challenging and encouraging them in their Christian walk.
  • Adjunct faculty members should be acquainted with the Academic Calendar for the academic year as published on Blackboard in the Center for Teaching Excellence. Work should be planned and conducted in conformity with this calendar.
  • Each adjunct faculty member will develop appropriate course syllabi, under the guidance of the college/ school/ program from which the course originates. Each faculty member will develop appropriate course syllabi in Concourse located in Blackboard. Syllabi should be loaded 3 weeks prior to the start of the semester. Syllabus will be made available to students two weeks before the first class day. On the first day of class for the semester for a particular course, the syllabus should be reviewed.
  • Dallas Baptist University places the highest priority on excellence in teaching in the classroom. Modeling for students a high regard for scholarship, the adjunct faculty member should evidence expertise in the discipline and in a variety of methods of instruction.
  • The integration of faith and learning throughout the course development should prepare students for their respective callings.
  • Instructional techniques and policies employed by adjunct faculty members will be in accordance with the purpose of DBU, as reflected in its mission statement, and will be appropriate to the specific goals of the classes.
  • Each class period will provide a meaningful Christian setting for spiritual growth of both students and teacher through prayer and/ or Bible devotion.
  • Adjunct faculty members are required to meet classes at appointed times and for specified contact hours.
  • No adjunct faculty member shall be absent from class without first conferring with the Dean of the college/ school/ or program.
  • An adjunct faculty member will notify the dean/ department chairperson as soon as possible if an emergency prevents a scheduled class from being met.
  • Each adjunct faculty member will participate annually in various forms of professional development sponsored by the University.
  • Adjunct faculty members are expected to reflect conduct which is Christian. High standards of professional conduct are expected of adjunct faculty members in their relation with colleagues, administrative officials, Board of Trustees, students, and the public in general.
  • Adjunct faculty members should exercise mature judgment in personal relationships with students. Adjunct faculty members should not be romantically involved with current DBU students.
  • It is the policy of Dallas Baptist University that no member of the University community may sexually harass another. Harassment on the basis of sex is a violation of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and Title VII of the Civil Rights of 1964. Any faculty, staff, or student will be subject to disciplinary action for violation of this policy.
  • Each adjunct faculty member should include appropriate procedures for student contact in his/ her course syllabus.
  • Adjunct faculty must use their DBU issued email accounts. Personal email accounts should not be used to conduct university business under any circumstance.
  • Adjunct faculty will follow stated procedures and meet identified deadlines when carrying out requested reporting responsibilities such as grade reporting, periodic student progress reports, accreditation reports, attendance verification and other reports as designated by the President or Provost.

WORK SCHEDULE LOAD:

Adjunct faculty are assigned to teach during a term by term basis depending on the need of the college/ school/ or program for the particular term. However, in no case should an adjunct faculty member teach more than 12 credit hours of classes in one year.

  • Must be a committed follower of Jesus Christ who remains in compliance with the University Commitment of Faith (Click Here to Read), including, but not limited to, believing in the DBU Core Convictions, being an active member of a local church that adheres to the DBU Core Convictions, conducting their lives in accordance with the Christian Code of Conduct, respecting and honoring DBU’s Baptist Heritage, and upholding their lives and teaching in accordance with DBU’s Statement of Human Sexuality.
  • Must comply with all applicable University policies, procedures, rules, and standards of conduct as amended from time to time.
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