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Today I formally accepted a full-time instructor position at the University of Oregon in the School of Journalism and Communication. What, you say? You thought I already did that? Not quite. For the last six years, I’ve been an adjunct instructor. Full time, yes, but not permanent. Tactically, the position won’t be much different. Philosophically, it’s a world away. But accepting this position is really putting a stake in the ground – this is who I am and where my priorities lie. I will still do consulting and speaking and Verve lives on. But this position marks an important milestone for me and one that I’m pretty excited about. Thanks to many, many people who have supported me, trusted me, pushed me, challenged me and helped me get here. As part of the application process, I revised and updated my teaching philosophy (thank you, The Professor is In for all... Continue Reading
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InstructorSchool of Journalism and Communication, University of OregonGeorge S. Turnbull Portland Center The Position The University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication seeks an instructor for its George S. Turnbull Portland Center for the 2009/2010 Image via Wikipedia academic year. This is a full-time, nine-month, renewable appointment, based in Portland, beginning on September 16, 2009. A part-time summer appointment is attached to the position, beginning on August 1, 2009. The instructor will arrange internships and supervise students in the Portland Senior Experience program, and teach undergraduate courses in public relations and graduate courses in our strategic communication professional master’s program. The successful candidate will have a graduate degree, a professional background in communication, and university teaching experience. Familiarity and connections with the Portland media market are preferred. The School of Journalism and Communication The School offers doctoral and master’s programs in communication and society as well as professional master’s... Continue Reading
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