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The New School Part-Time Faculty | Illustration in New York, New York

Responsibilities:

The New School is strongly committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace and particularly seeks applications from members of underrepresented groups, as well as candidates who share this commitment.

The Illustration Program at Parsons School of Art, Media & Technology (https://amt.parsons.edu/) at The New School University is seeking applications from field practitioners, industry professionals, and academics who are interested in teaching in the Illustration program as Part-Time Faculty members.

At the heart of the Parsons Illustration curriculum is the development of innovative visual storytelling skills. We nurture each student’s unique artistic vision, authorial voice, creative problem-solving abilities, and curiosity. The program seeks to explore and expand the boundaries of the illustration field as it’s traditionally been understood. Students work in both digital and analog media creating picture books, graphic novels, editorial illustration, animations, films, artwork for gallery settings, artwork for performance settings, installations, toys, apparel, and more. A central focus of the Illustration program is the relationship between words and images.

We are looking for educators and practitioners who can teach in traditional and/or new media, in 2, 3, and 4 dimensions, especially applicants who can teach in multiple areas.

We particularly seek expertise in the following areas:

  • Innovative integration of text and image.

  • Innovative approach to narrative.

  • A strong authorial voice.

  • The ability to think beyond the traditional field of illustration and apply skill sets and concepts in interdisciplinary contexts.

  • An awareness of historical, cultural, and social context and precedents.

  • A connection to the industry.

  • Familiarity teaching a culturally and artistically diverse student body.

  • A research-based practice that includes reference to critical or cultural theory.

    All Part-Time Faculty contracts are governed by a contract between the University and Local 7902. Applicants can find information about the Union and a link to the Part-Time Faculty contract here (https://www.newschool.edu/human-resources/labor-relations/) .

Part-Time Faculty are responsible for: developing course content and syllabi in consultation with Program Leadership; attending all classes they are assigned to teach as scheduled by the University; reporting any emergency faculty absences to the Associate Director of Part-Time Faculty Affairs and Program Leadership; recording student attendance in a timely manner within two days of each class session; and adhering to all University policies (ie., FERPA , exclusive use of New School email, etc.), as outlined in the ACT - UAW Local 7902 Collective Bargaining Agreement.

Read more about our program here. (https://www.newschool.edu/parsons/bfa-illustration/)

Studio Hourly Rate: $112.50/contact hr

Seminar Hourly Rate: $141/contact hr

Work Mode: On-Campus

Work Mode: Synchronous Online (specific courses only)

Minimum Qualifications:

Baseline qualifications required across all courses:

  • A Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.

  • 3-5 years of University-level teaching or equivalent industry experience.

  • U.S. Work Authorization (i.e., U.S. Passport or EAD card).

  • Ability to adhere to University COVID -19 Policy and requirements.

  • Evidence of a commitment to educational equity.

  • Evidence of demonstrated interest in mentoring and supporting students from diverse backgrounds, and developing and nurturing individual student abilities.

  • Experience with software / technology as appropriate to the candidate’s teaching practice.

All applicants must submit:

  • Resume/CV

  • Cover Letter

  • Website and/or online portfolio (include your website in your resume, and/or upload your portfolio through the portal).

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