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State of South Carolina

Professor of Marketing

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A Communications Professor leads courses in communications, such as organizational communications, public relations, radio/television broadcasting, and journalism. Includes both teachers primarily engaged in teaching and those who do a combination of teaching and research.

$73,444 / year median in South Carolina

+8% projected growth

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Carries out all responsibilities of a faculty member teaching Marketing in the School of Business. Assists the Department Chair and/or Program Director with adjunct recruitment and training, curriculum development and assessment, care of facilities, equipment, and other details pertinent to the program. Assists with community outreach functions related to the program. Classes may be assigned during the day, evening, on-campus (all campuses), as well as alternative delivery methods (i.e., internet, hybrid, etc.). Conducts lectures, class discussions, or other appropriate learning activities in courses to which he/she is assigned; provides students with course documentation; demonstrates effective interaction skills; relates instruction/materials to course objectives; uses examples and illustrations; grades and responds to students' written assignments. Designs courses and curriculum as needed; updates current courses; prepares syllabi; participates in the development/revision of other instructional materials; remains current in teaching field; assesses effectiveness of assigned courses. Serves on committees and/or performs public service for the college. Develops professionals and personal competencies to improve his/her knowledge, skills, and proficiency in present position. Manages the classroom, maintains regular office hours, and submits reports and records on time. Master's degree in Marketing, or master's degree in Business Administration with at least 18 graduate semester hours in Marketing. At least two (2) years of demonstrated excellence in teaching, preferably in a community college setting, working with students from diverse academic backgrounds. E xperience with Graphic Design software required. Doctorate with emphasis in Marketing; five years of experience in the field of Marketing; five years of teaching at a community college level; dual credentialed to teach Marketing and Graphic Design. Experience in social media, digital marketing, and public relations.