The photography area in The Ohio State University’s Department
of Art is searching for a full-time Senior Lecturer (non-tenure track faculty, 1-3
year(s) appointment) beginning in the 2011 -2012 school year. The ideal
candidate should have more than two years college-level teaching experience,
possess advanced level B&W wet darkroom capabilities, and is able to teach digital
imaging and printing or a combination of the following classes; alternative
photographic processes, large format photography, and/or studio lighting. The
candidate must have knowledge and be well versed in the theoretical,
contemporary and historical lineage of photography.
The Senior Lecturer in Photography is a full time faculty
position and will work closely with the Department of Art faculty,
undergraduate, and graduate students. The Senior Lecturer will also have access
to the vast resources available at OSU. This includes 24-hour access to studio
space, as well as borrowing privileges from the campus libraries. Inclusion in
Faculty Exhibitions, service on departmental committees and participation in
the creative community of OSU and Columbus will be encouraged.
To build a diverse workforce, The Ohio State University
encourages applications from individuals with disabilities, minorities,
veterans, and women. EEO/AA Employer.
Minimum Qualifications: 
Eligibility is firmly contingent upon
those who have completed their MFA degree and who have the appropriate college-
level teaching experience. Applications from international candidates will be
considered.
Application Procedure: 
OSU will be using Slideroom to facilitate the
application process for the Senior Lecturer in Photography. Submit the
following materials via uploads, at https://osuart.slideroom.com

- Visual documentation of work, including name, title, size,
media, and date that the work was completed (work must have been completed
within the last two years)
- Artist statement

- Statement of intent

- Resume / CV

- Sample syllabi of course(s) taught

- Twenty examples of student work

- Names and contact information of three individuals that can
provide recommendations
- An incomplete application may exclude the
applicant from consideration