Assistant Professor of Art History and Ceramics – Tenure Track

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Job Ttitle: Assistant Professor of Art History and Ceramics – Tenure Track

Company: New Mexico Highlands University


Description: Candidates invited for an interview will be required to submit official transcripts.
References will be contacted in conjunction with the interview.Send Materials to:
New Mexico Highlands University
Human Resources
Professor of Ceramics and Art History Search
Box 9000
Las Vegas, NM 87701Email/upload applications will be accepted
For disabled access or services call 505-454-3242 or TDD 505-454-3003
New Mexico Highlands University is an EEO EmployerPosting DetailsAbout NMHUHighlands University is an open admissions university with over 70% Hispanic, Native American or African American with nearly 40% studying at the Master’s Degree level. The university is committed to student success and improved retention and graduation rates. NMHU serves approximately 2,500 undergraduate and graduate students at the main campus in Las Vegas, NM (one hour east of Santa Fe) and another 1300 students at centers in Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, and Albuquerque. For more information about the university, visit the website at www.nmhu.edu.Position InformationJob Title Assistant Professor of Art History and Ceramics – Tenure Track
Rank Assistant Professor
Classification Title Tenure Track
Position SummaryThis Position is full-time tenure track and exists to support a studio art program and an art history minor. Candidates must be willing to work with students in and out of the classroom and should be readily available to advise and assist students. Candidates will be expected to teach both Art History courses and Ceramics. Candidate must invest time in running, supervising and maintaining the ceramics studio.
Duties and ResponsibilitiesTeach courses in the undergraduate curriculum including Art History courses and ceramic studio courses. The curriculum includes Ceramics 1-6, History of Art Survey I and II, Indigenous Art of the Americas, Modern Art, Seminar in Art History, Introduction to Art, Senior Colloquium, and BFA Exhibit. The Seminar in Art History must include alternately a Contemporary Art Survey and a special topic such as: Women in Art History. Full-time teaching load is four courses per semester, eight per year (24 Credit Hours). Candidate will also be responsible for teaching Independent-Study and Directed-Study coursework.
Research Assignment: to do the appropriate research and scholarly activities in the candidate’s field of study. Research can include publication, conference presentations, producing and exhibiting ceramic artwork.
Service Assignment: Should include university committee assignments, service to the community and service to your field of study. Service may also include participation in advising the student art club, organizing and implementing exhibitions in the Burris Gallery and other service interests.– Teach a full load equivalent to four courses (12 credit hours) per semester or Eight (24 credit hours) per academic year. Courses may include asynchronous and synchronous online courses, and hybrid courses (face-to-face and Zoom). Courses will include Art History and Ceramics.– Competently teach ceramics students both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques at an advanced level– Run a ceramics studio that involves making glaze and clay and firing electric and gas kilns– Pursue research in the candidate’s field of study– Supervise students during field experiences– Assist students in developing writing skills– Maintain office hours– Assist with the organization and installation of exhibitions in the Burris Gallery– Provide oversight of work-study students in the ceramic’s studio and the gallery– Assist with student portfolio development– Teach independent and/or directed study coursework– Fulfill committee assignments, as well as other service opportunities within the community, the University, and in the candidate’s field of study– Attend Program and Department meetings– Attend training during Faculty Development Week– Assist with the Student Art Club– Advise students.– Maintain regular attendance– Perform other related duties as assigned
Minimum QualificationsCandidate must have an MFA in Studio Art or a Ph.D. in Art History. Some evidence of ceramics experience is required.
Preferred QualificationsCollege teaching experience with instructional experience in both Art History and Art Studio ceramics courses.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities– Skill and expertise in the classroom
– Ability in the use of technologies and /or strategies to enhance pedagogy
– Competency with online teaching: synchronous, asynchronous and hybrid
– Ability to work effectively with a culturally diverse student body.
– Ability to develop an effective methodology for the integration of teaching
– Ability to demonstrate excellent interpersonal skills
– Ability to competently teach ceramics students both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques at advanced levels
– Ability to run a ceramics studio that involves making glaze and clay and firing kilns
Work Location Las Vegas, NM CampusPosting Detail InformationPosting Number F369P
Posting Open Date 01/30/2025
Posting Close Date
Open Until Filled Yes
Special Instructions to ApplicantsPlease provide:
Cover Letter/letter of interest
Curriculum Vitae
Teaching Philosophy
Names, addresses, and phone numbers of three references
Transcripts
20 images of the candidate’s professional artwork and
10 images of student artwork
Candidates invited for an interview will be required to submit official transcripts.
References will be contacted in conjunction with the interview.Send Materials to:
New Mexico Highlands University
Human Resources
Professor of Ceramics and Art History Search
Box 9000
Las Vegas, NM 87701Email/upload applications will be accepted
For disabled access or services call 505-454-3242 or TDD 505-454-3003
New Mexico Highlands University is an EEO Employer
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