FAQs
What is the educational requirement for this adjunct position?
A PhD (or ABD) in Art History or a related discipline is required for this adjunct position.
How much teaching experience is necessary to apply for this role?
A minimum of one year of teaching or professional experience is required.
What types of courses will the adjunct faculty member be responsible for teaching?
The adjunct faculty member will teach studio, lecture, and/or practicum courses as outlined in the contract.
Is the schedule for this position flexible?
Yes, the schedule may include teaching during days, evenings, nights, and weekends, and could involve online only, in-person only, or a combination of both formats.
What materials are required for the application process?
Applicants must submit a CV/resume, a cover letter indicating their area(s) of expertise, a writing sample (such as an article or dissertation chapter), and the names of three references with contact information.
What are the expectations regarding student evaluation?
The adjunct faculty member is responsible for evaluating student achievement of curricular objectives/outcomes and providing feedback on their progress.
Who should the adjunct faculty member communicate with regarding course or student issues?
The adjunct faculty member should maintain communication with the program director regarding any course or student issues.
What is the overarching mission of the Department of Art & Art History?
The adjunct faculty member is responsible for effectively implementing the mission of the Department of Art & Art History within Drexel’s Westphal College of Media Arts & Design.
Will the adjunct faculty have opportunities for collaboration across disciplines?
Yes, the Antoinette Westphal College encourages collaboration across creative disciplines as part of its curriculum.
Are there any specific course planning expectations?
Yes, the adjunct faculty member is expected to plan and provide instructional experiences that reflect an understanding of the philosophy, objectives, and curriculum of the discipline and program.