Adjunct Instructor of Oral Communications

to teach undergraduate coursework in public speaking and oral communication. The instructor will introduce students to the principles and practices of effective public speaking, with emphasis on speech composition, preparation, delivery, voice and diction, audience awareness, and critical evaluation. The course is designed to develop students’ confidence and effectiveness when communicating in a variety of face-to-face and professional settings. Students prepare and deliver short speeches on assigned topics and receive constructive feedback designed to strengthen their presentation and communication skills.

Course instruction addresses the complete speechmaking process, including topic development, research, organization, supporting evidence, audience analysis, effective delivery, and evaluation. The course also examines ethics and culture as essential components of effective communication and explores how speakers adapt messages for diverse audiences and communication settings. Students learn to use contemporary technological and digital presentation tools to enhance oral presentations while developing the judgment necessary to use those tools effectively.

Responsibilities

The Adjunct Instructor will be responsible for preparing and delivering engaging course instruction; Guiding students through the research, planning, composition, rehearsal, and delivery of speeches; Providing constructive evaluation and feedback; Incorporating appropriate presentation technologies; Fostering an inclusive classroom environment that encourages participation and confidence; Assessing student performance in accordance with course and University expectations.

Qualifications

A master’s degree is required. The successful candidate should demonstrate expertise in oral communication, public speaking, communication studies, or a closely related discipline. College-level teaching experience is preferred. Professional experience involving public speaking, presentation, training, media, or communication is also desirable.

Candidates should possess strong interpersonal and communication skills and demonstrate an ability to work effectively with students from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds.

Salary

Instructor: $1,000 per credit Assistant: $1,100 per credit Associate: $1,250 per credit Full: $1,350 per credit About the George Polk School of Communications: The George Polk School of Communications at Long Island University’s Post Campus prepares students for careers in today’s rapidly evolving communications and media industries through academic study and practical, hands-on learning. The School offers programs in Communications, Broadcasting, Journalism, and Film, emphasizing professional skills, critical thinking, creativity, ethical communication, and preparation for careers and graduate study. Long Island University is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive academic community. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital or parental status, national origin, ethnicity, citizenship status, veteran or military status, age, disability, or any other protected status under applicable law.

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