Assistant Professor-Photography and MFA Program Faculty Director (71102) Teach a range of photography courses, with special focus at the Masters level. In collaboration with department leadership, formulate long-term vision and strategy for the MFA Photography program. Identify curricular areas for development within a new and thriving graduate program. Contribute to developing a strong culture of photographic research and practice both inside and outside the department. Foster and maintain external relationships with notable figures in the field for the professional development of the graduate student cohort and the program at large. Advise graduate students in the studio providing guidance and support. Lead and participate in graduate admissions. Carry a load of 12 converted contact hours per semester, comprising teaching and service to the department and institute, with a reduced course load of 2/2 while holding the director position. Actively participate in departmental and institutional service, including committee work and academic support services such as, curricular coordination and development, curricular assessment, and student advising. We seek an artist with a professional profile that is grounded in image, exhibition and pedagogical histories. Applicants should have demonstrated academic leadership experience, preferably at the MFA-level, that includes participation in committees, classroom instruction, and the mentoring of individual students. An ability to teach studio, seminar, and lecture courses is required. Applicants should have a proven record of accomplishments in the area(s) of exhibitions, public programs/projects, research, and publications. MFA or degree equivalent as well as experience teaching at the college or university level. Demonstrated excellence in teaching, preferably with at least two years' experience at the graduate level. Candidates must also have excellent oral, written and interpersonal skills, demonstrated intercultural competence, and the ability to work well with diverse. populations. Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with management and leadership skills. Expertise in a broad range of methodologies, concepts, techniques and technology related to photographic practice.