Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Foundations

This regular faculty position has/has no supervisor authority. This is a 3-year visiting position. The regular faculty responsibilities as outlined in the faculty handbook (Section 5.0): Teaching: Foundations clinical faculty will teach foundations courses and assigned an additional course in the school based on need and expertise. Due to the delivery of the Foundations Curriculum, faculty will be required to teach and attend meetings M-F. Faculty members will meet all classes as scheduled by the Office of the Registrar. Other instructional responsibilities may include supervision of fieldwork, internships, or independent study Faculty members who cannot attend an assigned class shall notify their students and the Chair as soon as possible, preferably in advance. The missed class(es) will be rescheduled by the faculty member. Salary: $44,665; 10-month positionTeaching Load:Regular full-time faculty members are expected to carry a teaching load of twelve credit hours per semester. Credit hour equivalents for laboratory and studio classes will be calculated on a two contact hours per one credit hour basis.Reductions in teaching load may be considered where special research, supervision, professional, or administrative responsibilities existThesis supervision is an integral part of graduate programs and some undergraduate programs. At the graduate and undergraduate level, the equivalent teaching load shall be determined by the Chair based on the size and complexity of the work being carried out.Supervision of independent study work is considered to be normal faculty activity. Under special circumstances, one or two credit hours reduction may be granted by the Dean for 12 to 24 hours of independent study supervision.Classroom Management:The management of classes is under the purview of the faculty member conducting the class.Professional conduct is expected on the part of all students and faculty. The faculty member will outline in writing his or her policies at the initial meeting of the class.Classes will not be interrupted for any reason other than a perceived emergency situation.Grading:Faculty members are expected to adhere to the Alfred University Grading addition, faculty members must submit grades to the Registrar by the date and time announced by the Registrar.Scholarship/Creative Work/Research:Regular faculty at Alfred University are expected to maintain a consistent, sustained, and successful record of peer-reviewed activity, as appropriate to their School, College, or Library. Advising:Advising is important for the personal and professional growth of students. Therefore, regular faculty are expected to actively participate in advising students and should post and maintain weekly office hours. Professional Activity:Faculty are expected to maintain professional or discipline-based involvement external to the University. University Service:Alfred University expects its faculty to participate in a conscientious, collegial manner in the life of the University, including departmental meetings, faculty meetings, and University-wide events. The NYSCC generates additional service expectations through its three committees, a SUNY Senate representative, and a faculty member who serves as the campus governance leader. Other Duties & Responsibilities:Supports and assists in creating intersections for faculty, staff and students that will assist in transforming people's lives. Supports and assists in creating an evolving culture of mentoring and rich engagement opportunities for faculty, staff, and students. Maintains a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion and a high degree of cultural competence and respect for a wide range of identities and experiences, therefore welcoming and supporting all faculty, staff and students and expanding access to the AU experience. Maintains a safe working environment within and around their facilities and associated equipment and supplies including, but not limited to, obtaining Safety Data Sheet (SOS) information pertaining to any hazards associated with their work environment. Participates in all required assigned training, including safety training and will comply with safety rules, regulations, and protocols. Highly effective written and oral communication skills. Contributes to the overall success of the University by performing other duties as assigned. Qualifications-Education & Experience, Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:A candidate for the rank of Instructor is normally expected to have the master's degree in the appropriate field or its equivalent and candidates for the rank of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor or Professor should normally hold the highest degree in the appropriate field or its equivalent in study or other recognized accomplishment. Please submit the following materials as 2 PDF Documents:Document 1:CV (please include phone, email, and link to your website)Artist statementA teaching philosophy, specifically addressing your approach to first-year studentsA list of three references (including email and phone number)A statement describing how you translate the universitys goals of belonging, intersections, and mentorship into your teaching and practiceA sample project assignmentDocument 2:10-15 images of student work20 images of your professional workQuestions: Trevor Bennett, Director of First-Year Foundations /

Created: 2026-05-01