InstitutionUniversity of Oklahoma Job Title
Renewable Term Lecturer in Applied Technology Department/CollegeSchool of Library and Information Studies DatesOpening Date: 11/30/2020 Job DescriptionThe University of Oklahoma School of Library and Information Studies invites applications for a non-tenure track renewable term faculty position for the Tulsa campus, beginning in August 2021. This position will support the new Bachelor of Science in Information Science and Technology which began on the Tulsa campus in Fall 2020. It will also include support of the long-standing Master of Library and Information Studies degree on the Tulsa campus. Salary is competitive and includes benefits. This is an on-campus position in Tulsa, OK and not a remote position. Job DutiesThe responsibilities of this position include teaching, advising, actively recruiting new students, committee membership, and other duties as assigned by the School Director. The position is 75% teaching and 25% recruiting, advising, and departmental service. Successful candidates will be expected to create connections and relationships with area community colleges, local industry, and area institutions (such as libraries and more) in order to facilitate recruiting of undergraduate and master’s students. They will coordinate with the OU Tulsa recruiting office and collaborate with other programs on the OU Tulsa campus. Advising will include program advising of undergraduate and master’s students, internship site coordination and supervision, and similar duties. The teaching load is 6 courses per year, one of which will typically be in the summer semester. It is a full-time 12-month appointment on a 3-year renewable contract.
Experience/Qualifications/Knowledge/SkillsRequired Qualifications
This position supports the applied technology bachelor’s degree and candidates are expected to have teaching expertise in technology topics.
Teaching expectations will include sections of the required Fundamentals of Information Technology class and other technology classes which may include:
New courses which may be developed include:
Supplementation InformationThe University of Oklahoma is a Carnegie R1 comprehensive public research university with campuses in Norman, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa. The School of Library and Information Studies, an affiliate iSchool, offers a Ph.D. in Information Studies, an ALA-accredited MLIS, two bachelor’s degrees, and several graduate certificates. Excellence in teaching, research, community engagement, and diversity are priorities for SLIS and for the university as a whole. The OU Tulsa campus offers state-of-the-art classrooms and research facilities, and a dynamically engaged academic library. Tulsa has been named a 2019 top 100 places to live, and Rolling Stone declared in January 2020 it may be the next Austin. With a rich arts and music scene, strong economy, and growing technology industry, Tulsa is a thriving metropolitan community. How to ApplyApplications should be submitted online via Interfolio at https://apply.interfolio.com/80866.
Applications Should Include:
Inquiries about this position can be made to SLIS Director, Susan Burke: [email protected]
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