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Barnard’s undergraduate curriculum in art history more broadly. The position will also involve mentoring undergraduates, supervising senior theses, and contributing to the development of critical approaches
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production techniques, media editing, and related topics. Ideate, develop, and execute student-facing programming: Hands-on workshops where we teach media skills (recent examples include DSLR Portrait
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Planner provides project development and management support for the planning and programming of new and redevelopment of existing campus spaces, ensuring optimal space utilization that aligns with
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program and/or writing center are strongly preferred. The Lecturer will work closely with the Director and Associate Director of FYW on syllabus and program development. Lecturers also advise students
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topics. Ideate, develop, and execute student-facing programming: Hands-on workshops where we teach media skills (recent examples include DSLR Portrait Photography, Creative Lighting for the Camera, and
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critical success factors for audiovisual services; establish baselines, provide metrics, recommend & implement improvements. Develop and manage the creation of training, documentation, and support materials
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, including normative human rights course, such as the Program’s introductory class, Human Rights in Theory and Practice. The successful candidate will also be able to develop classes that draw
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, developments, etc. Pay Rate: $8,745 Exact instructional assignments and other academic responsibilities are determined by the Chair or Director. Skills, Qualifications & Requirements: Required Qualifications
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committed to its mission of empowering young women to pursue their academic and professional aspirations. In the Development and Alumnae Relations department, the Institutional Funding and Sponsored Research
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Studies Program and help to develop the Program in collaboration with other departments at the College. We seek a candidate whose research and teaching contributes to the core undergraduate curriculum and