The University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication is inviting applications for the position of Pro Tem Instructor – School of Journalism and Communication, Portland Open Pool.

This is an open instruction pool for part-time, temporary and limited-duration teaching appointments, with the possibility of renewal for up to three years. The role is based in Portland, Oregon.

The opportunity is relevant for media professionals, journalism educators, communication scholars, content producers and practitioners with teaching interest in video/audio production, public relations, digital media, immersive media, multimedia storytelling and strategic communication.

Job details

Post: Pro Tem Instructor – School of Journalism and Communication

Job no.: 536808

DepartmentSchool of Journalism and Communication, Portland

Rank: Instructor

Work type: Faculty – Pro Tempore

LocationPortland, Oregon, United States

Categories: Communications / Public Relations / Marketing, Journalism / Communication, Instruction

Advertised: 7 July 2026

Applications close: 7 July 2027

Review of applications: Continuous basis; reviewed as needs arise

Role highlights

Teach courses in the School of Journalism and Communication’s Portland programmes.

Contribute to professional communication, media and journalism education.

Support students in areas such as multimedia storytelling, strategic communication and immersive media communication.

Work with a diverse community of media professionals, scholars, students and faculty.

Some courses may have remote or hybrid options depending on programme needs and field of study.

Areas of interest

Video production

Audio production

Public relations

Digital media

Immersive media

Multimedia storytelling

Strategic communication

Media and communication teaching

Minimum requirement

Master’s degree. In exceptional circumstances, significant professional experience may substitute for an advanced degree.

Professional competencies

Ability to work effectively with students, faculty and staff from diverse backgrounds.

Understanding of equity, inclusion, accessibility and diversity practices.

Knowledge of curriculum development and instruction.

Preferred qualifications

Experience collaborating and maintaining partnerships within the professional field.

Substantial professional experience in the subject to be taught.

Experience teaching in a classroom, creating and delivering training programmes, or related instructional experience.

Disclaimer

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