Job Details: Job Location: 711 WILEY AVENUE - MARSHALL, TX, Position Type: Full Time, Salary Range: Undisclosed, Position Overview Wiley University invites applications for a full-time faculty position supporting our undergraduate mass communications programs. We seek a dedicated scholar-educator passionate about delivering high-quality instruction in media, communication, and storytelling while preparing students for dynamic careers in the evolving communications landscape. Candidates with expertise in various areas of mass communications are encouraged to apply. Rank, Appointment, and Compensation Faculty rank, appointment type, and compensation are commensurate with qualifications and experience, consistent with Wiley University's established compensation structures and institutional practices. Wiley University is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity and inclusion in its faculty and staff. Primary Responsibilities The successful candidate will: Teach undergraduate courses in mass communications, which may include Introduction to Mass Communications, Media Writing, Journalism, Broadcasting, Public Relations, Digital Media Production, Social Media Strategy, Media Law and Ethics, Media and Society, and/or upper-level courses aligned with the candidate's area of specialization Integrate current industry practices, emerging technologies, and professional standards into course instruction Guide students in developing strong communication skills across multiple media platforms, including writing, visual storytelling, and digital content creation Provide academic mentoring and professional guidance to support student preparation for careers in journalism, broadcasting, public relations, digital media, or related fields Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum development, assessment practices, and continuous program improvement that reflects evolving industry demands Actively participate in departmental, college, and university service activities, including support for student media organizations Engage in ongoing scholarship, professional development, and industry engagement to maintain currency with rapidly changing media technologies and communication trends Report to the Department Chair or designated administrator and contribute to departmental goals Qualifications: Required Qualifications Master's degree in Mass Communications, Journalism, Public Relations, Media Studies, or closely related field from a regionally accredited institution Demonstrated ability or strong potential to deliver effective, student-centered instruction in communications and media Strong understanding of the contemporary media landscape, ethical practices, and professional standards Excellent communication skills and commitment to creating an inclusive, supportive learning environment Willingness to engage collaboratively in curriculum review and departmental initiatives Preferred Qualifications Terminal degree (Ph.D.) in Mass Communications, Journalism, Media Studies, or related discipline Previous college or university teaching experience, particularly at the undergraduate level Professional experience in journalism, broadcasting, public relations, digital media, or related communications fields Proficiency with industry-standard media production tools, software, and technologies Record of scholarly activity, creative work, professional engagement, or media production Ability to teach across multiple areas within mass communications Experience advising student media organizations (campus newspaper, radio station, yearbook, etc.) Portfolio demonstrating professional media work or student project outcomes Application Requirements Complete applications must include: Cover letter addressing qualifications, teaching philosophy, and scholarly agenda Current curriculum vitae Unofficial transcript(s) for all graduate degrees (official transcripts required upon hire) Contact information for three professional references Wiley University, a historically Black university (HBCU) located in Marshall, Texas, is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.