[Commlist] Job Opening: Organizational & Intercultural Com

The department of Communication and Media Studies seeks a full-time 
tenure track Assistant Professor in Organizational Communication with an 
emphasis in Intercultural Communication to begin in August 2020. The 
teaching load is three courses per semester and successful candidates 
will teach interpersonal, research methods, intercultural, public 
speaking as well as other courses related to their expertise. Candidates 
will also have the opportunity to teach in the University’s core 
curriculum, particularly the First Year Seminar, on a topic of their 
choice, or develop a course/s for the University’s forthcoming Social 
Justice and Diversity requirement. Faculty also participate in student 
advising.

Successful candidates will have a demonstrated commitment to promoting 
diversity, inclusion, and intercultural development in an educational 
and work environment and be willing to contribute to diverse 
representation in the curriculum as well as the inclusion efforts on campus.

The candidate should have a Ph.D. in Organizational Communication or 
related discipline and provide clear evidence of excellence in 
undergraduate teaching. Candidates should have an original, emerging 
research agenda that shows promise of a successful publishing record. We 
are particularly interested in applicants from underrepresented groups.

Those interested in applying should submit a formal letter of 
application, curriculum vitae, a list of at least three references, 
evidence of teaching excellence, a statement of teaching philosophy, and 
a sample of scholarly writing. Review of applications will begin on 
September 15th and will continue until the position is filled.

The Communication and Media Studies department is made up of two majors: 
Human Communication and Organizational Leadership and Critical 
Communication and Media Studies and is housed in the College of 
Communication. The faculty of the department are productive scholars 
with a commitment to social justice and diversity in their courses, 
scholarship and service.

Butler University is a comprehensive, liberal-arts based private 
university located in the vibrant and culturally diverse city of 
Indianapolis and is committed to undergraduate teaching excellence. The 
university supports six colleges and approximately 5,000 students, 
including the College of Communication, which enrolls 530 students 
across its 9 majors. Butler offers financial support for research, 
innovations in curricular development, and travel to present for 
domestic and international conferences.

Application Instructions: Please send a letter of 
application, curriculum vitae, current teaching evaluations (if 
available), a sample of scholarly writing, a statement of teaching 
philosophy, and contact information for three faculty references to: 
(cmssearch /at/ butler.edu) <mailto:(cmssearch /at/ butler.edu)>

Allison Harthcock, Ph.D

Associate Professor and Chair

Re: Organizational Communication Search

/Butler University is committed to enhancing the diversity of the 
student body and our faculty and staff. In addition hiring decisions are 
made on the basis of an individual's qualifications, past experience, 
overall performance, and other employment-related criteria. Butler 
University provides equal opportunities for employment and advancement 
for all individuals, regardless of age, gender identity, sex, race, 
religion, color, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, 
national origin, or any other legally protected category./

https://www.butler.edu/hr/faculty-openings


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