interpretation of literature, platform speaking, limited preparation events, and debate. Teach Communication Studies and related courses to a diverse student population. Instruct and assist diverse students through preparation of course materials, effective teaching, and critical feedback. Develop culturally relevant course content and responsive pedagogical techniques. Participate in curriculum development, committees, professional development, co-curricular activities, SLOs assessment. Maintain office hours, provide college service, stay current in discipline and technologies. Work cooperatively with faculty, staff, and students. Minimum Qualifications Must meet one of: A. Master's in speech, speech broadcasting, telecommunications, rhetoric, communication, communication studies, speech communication, or organizational communication. OR B. Bachelor's in any above AND Master's in drama/theater arts, mass communication, or English. OR C. Equivalent combination (requires Supplemental Application). Commitment to equity and diversity, sensitivity to diverse backgrounds of community college students. Desired Qualifications Experience in alternative pedagogical approaches and collaborative involvement. Experience coaching forensics, attending/hosting tournaments, active in forensics community. Teaching experience in Public Speaking, Argumentation & Debate, Persuasion, Interpersonal/Intercultural Communication, Forensics, etc. Experience in stage management, theater courses, coordinating Career Education, managing productions. Application Procedure Electronically upload via District Job Opportunities website : Completed online application. Cover letter. Resume/CV. Transcripts (unofficial OK initially). Answer supplemental questions on forensics tournaments and equity experience. Deadline: 11:59 pm, Monday, February 9, 2026 Incomplete packages not considered. Compensation Academic Salary Schedule. Comprehensive benefits fully paid by District. Supplemental Information Hours per Week: 36 Months per Year: 10
