Opportunities are usually Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday, 2 times per week for the 10-week quarter for two 90-minute sessions usually meeting 10:10-11:40am, 11:50am-1:20pm, or 1:30-3pm in the Loop. (Winter Quarter is January-March, Spring Quarter generally April-mid-June).

DePaul is specifically interested in candidates who may be a good match for the following types of courses:

• JOUR 275 Intro to Journalism
• JOUR 278 News Reporting
• JOUR 396 Journalism Capstone

Qualifications: Master's degree or bachelor's degree plus significant experience (5 years) in journalism desired. The candidate must have demonstrated professional experience and success in the journalism industry, plus experience mentoring young journalists or media workers on project work based with constructive feedback. Commitment to professional development and helping develop students as media professionals requested. Classroom teaching experience highly desired.

Application Instructions: Please include a short statement explaining why you are qualified to teach an undergraduate journalism class and include an updated resume.

To apply, click here.

Salary Information: The anticipated hiring rate of this position is between $4,400 and $5,000 per course, commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Opportunities are usually Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday, 2 times per week for the 10-week quarter for two 90-minute sessions usually meeting 10:10-11:40am, 11:50am-1:20pm, or 1:30-3pm in the Loop. (Winter Quarter is January-March, Spring Quarter generally April-mid-June).

DePaul is specifically interested in candidates who may be a good match for the following types of courses:

• JOUR 275 Intro to Journalism
• JOUR 278 News Reporting
• JOUR 396 Journalism Capstone

Qualifications: Master's degree or bachelor's degree plus significant experience (5 years) in journalism desired. The candidate must have demonstrated professional experience and success in the journalism industry, plus experience mentoring young journalists or media workers on project work based with constructive feedback. Commitment to professional development and helping develop students as media professionals requested. Classroom teaching experience highly desired.

Application Instructions: Please include a short statement explaining why you are qualified to teach an undergraduate journalism class and include an updated resume.

To apply, click here.

Salary Information: The anticipated hiring rate of this position is between $4,400 and $5,000 per course, commensurate with qualifications and experience.