Lecturer in Arts

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.

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