Affiliated (Part-time) Faculty Multiple Courses Communication Studies Position Available In Suffolk, Massachusetts

Affiliated (Part-time) Faculty Multiple Courses Communication Studies Emerson College – 4.0

Boston, MA Job Details Part-time Estimated:

$36.9K – $45.7K a year 3 hours ago Qualifications Mid-level Master’s degree Communications Communication skills Teaching Full Job Description Affiliated (Part-time) Faculty Multiple Courses Communication Studies Join our community and experience Emerson College! The Department of Communication Studies at Emerson College is looking to fill one section of Argument and Advocacy (CC 263), and one section of Research Methods and Practice (CC645, graduate) for the Fall 2025 semester, September 3-December 16, 2025. CC263 Argument and Advocacy Wednesday, 6-9:45PM This course explores the principles of argumentation and advocacy, with the goal of training students to persuasively present and defend positions on various issues. The course examines the disciplines of debate and advocacy, aiming for students to leave with the ability to construct and deconstruct arguments using critical thinking and effective communication skills. Topics include the development of logical frameworks, highlighting logical fallacies, deep dives into various forms of support/evidence and participation in debates on current political and legal issues. CC305 Communication Research Methods

MW, 12-1

45PM This course introduces students to the importance of social scientific methods for researching communication phenomena. Throughout the course, students will be taught how to identify issues worthy of research, and students will be instructed to both critically evaluate the research of others as well as conducting their own studies. A variety of research methodologies including critical, rhetorical, quantitative, and qualitative are covered. Emerson College believes the pathway to achieving inclusive excellence and fostering a campus climate where everyone can thrive is only possible in an authentically inclusive, diverse, equitable, accessible, sustainable and socially just environment. As a community of storytellers, we continually strive to cultivate a community that draws upon the widest possible pool of talent to unify excellence and diversity while fully embracing individuals from varied backgrounds, cultures, races, identities, life experiences, perspectives, beliefs, and values. Complete applications that include cover letter, CV, and evidence of teaching effectiveness will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Please indicate in your cover letter which course(s) you wish to be considered for. An M.A. in communication and experience teaching the subject matter preferred. Any questions can be directed to Jane Pierce Saulnier ( ). -1 jeid-788e61c1498fbd47b820cb1a0a344bf6