Lecturer in Arts (Colorado School of Mines)

Institution: Colorado School of Mines Department: Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Location: Golden Position Type: Adjunct / Part-time Course: Beginning Drawing and Painting (1 credit hour) Semester Stipend: $2,667 Course Overview Introductory course in drawing, painting, charcoal, and mixed media Covers color theory, composition, observation, and various subjects (landscape, still life, etc.) Open to all skill levels, designed for beginners Meets once per week for 50 minutes, ~20 students Duties Conduct in-person classes Set clear expectations for student work and provide feedback Take and organize photos of student work Create an inclusive and supportive learning environment Minimum Qualifications Post-secondary degree in art or art history (MA, MFA, PhD) At least three years teaching experience (K-12 or post-secondary) Preferred Qualifications Ability to teach hybrid courses in art or art history Institution Highlights Top-ranked public university focused on STEM, Earth, energy, and environment R1 “Very High Activity” research classification Emphasis on diversity, equity, inclusion, and transformative student education Application Instructions Apply online; position open until filled Upload resume/CV References requested later in the selection process Contact: Dorie Gelber, Human Resources (dorie.gelber@mines.edu) Equal Opportunity & Accommodations Colorado School of Mines is committed to equal opportunity employment Reasonable accommodations for disabilities or access needs available Background check required ???? Observation: This is an adjunct teaching role focused on introductory visual arts instruction rather than research. It is ideal for experienced art educators seeking part-time teaching in a STEM-focused university. If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Educaloxy

Institution: Colorado School of Mines
Department: Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Location: Golden
Position Type: Adjunct / Part-time
Course: Beginning Drawing and Painting (1 credit hour)
Semester Stipend: $2,667

Course Overview

Introductory course in drawing, painting, charcoal, and mixed media
Covers color theory, composition, observation, and various subjects (landscape, still life, etc.)
Open to all skill levels, designed for beginners
Meets once per week for 50 minutes, ~20 students

Duties

Conduct in-person classes
Set clear expectations for student work and provide feedback
Take and organize photos of student work
Create an inclusive and supportive learning environment

Minimum Qualifications

Post-secondary degree in art or art history (MA, MFA, PhD)
At least three years teaching experience (K-12 or post-secondary)

Preferred Qualifications

Ability to teach hybrid courses in art or art history

Institution Highlights

Top-ranked public university focused on STEM, Earth, energy, and environment
R1 “Very High Activity” research classification
Emphasis on diversity, equity, inclusion, and transformative student education

Application Instructions

Apply online; position open until filled
Upload resume/CV
References requested later in the selection process

Contact: Dorie Gelber, Human Resources (dorie.gelber@mines.edu)

Equal Opportunity & Accommodations

Colorado School of Mines is committed to equal opportunity employment
Reasonable accommodations for disabilities or access needs available
Background check required

???? Observation: This is an adjunct teaching role focused on introductory visual arts instruction rather than research. It is ideal for experienced art educators seeking part-time teaching in a STEM-focused university.

If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Educaloxy

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