Judson University seeks an individual to guide and direct the new School of Art, Design and Architecture as its first Dean. The Dean of the School of Art, Design and Architecture, under direction from the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, provides academic leadership to the rapidly growing programs in Fine Art, Visual Communication, Interior Design and Architecture. Duties include handling day to day business of the School; balancing faculty loads; hiring and administration of adjuncts and other personnel; proposing and developing program growth and expansion; preparing and overseeing the School’s budget; and providing leadership for the School.

Judson University is an evangelical Christian university of the liberal arts, sciences and professions. With over 1,200 students Judson is located in Elgin IL, 40 miles northwest of Chicago on the banks of the Fox River. The School consists of 275 students and 13 FT faculty members, all housed in a new state-of-the-art “green” academic center/central library. The University seeks candidates who are committed to an evangelical Christian world view and seek an integration of their faith in all facets of their life and work. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply, and international applications are welcome.

Nominations should be directed to Dr Simmons. Further information and applications can be found using the web link to the right.

Anderson University invites applications for the full-time, tenure-track position of Assistant/Associate Professor of Graphic Design. Position will be available in August, 2008. Anderson University is a comprehensive, liberal arts institution affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention. Candidates with a strong Christian value system and lifestyle and a commitment to the integration of faith and discipline are encouraged to apply. Visit us at http://www.andersonuniversity.edu/ for additional information on Anderson University.

Nine-month contract responsibilities include a teaching load of three studio courses each in the fall and spring terms. Teaching responsibilities include graphic design (all levels), shared supervision of two computer labs, supervision of internships, and possible involvement in a team-taught freshman foundations course. Expertise in print design preferred.

The Art Department at Anderson University offers a vigorous BA experience for approximately 110 majors in 4 concentrations. The graphic design concentration is the largest concentration with approximately 70 students.

MFA in Graphic Design is preferred. Consideration may be given to a candidate without a terminal degree, but who possesses a distinguished professional record. Rank, salary, and other conditions of appointment are contingent upon qualifications and experience.

Screening of applicants will begin immediately and applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Send letter of application, curriculum vitae, statement of teaching philosophy, 20 samples of professional work (slides or CD), 20 samples of student work (if available), SASE for return of materials, and a completed Anderson University employment application, which can be downloaded from http://www.ac.edu/faculty/job_opportunities.htm to
Jeffrey T. Price.

Anderson University has a strong institutional commitment to the achievement of diversity within its faculty, staff, and students.

Art History: Assistant Professor; full-time, tenure track, available September 1, 2006. Teach a variety of introductory art history survey courses, a lower division introductory art course
and interdisciplinary courses. Additional responsibilities include participation in department activities and university committees. Requirements: Ph.D., post secondary level teaching experience, record of publication and good communication skills. Application deadline January 15, 2005. Send letter and full vitae.

The Art and Communication departments of Wheaton College (IL) invite applications for a full-time assistant professor in new media, beginning January 1, 2008 or July 1, 2008.

A successful candidate should be an artist/scholar with theoretical sophistication in new and emerging media. This individual must be committed to teaching courses at the undergraduate level in contemporary practice and theory related to new media. He or she should also be artistically active in the practice and discourse(s) of digital filmmaking, video, and Web-based new media constructions. Applicants must demonstrate an enthusiasm for teaching basic skills in new media: equipment, software, and platform competence; as well as design and composition; foundational aspects of visual communication; and basic editing techniques.

M.F.A., Ph.D., or equivalent is required. Applicants must demonstrate ability to collaborate with colleagues in the fine arts and humanities in interdisciplinary program development.

Review of applications will begin September 1 and continue until the position is filled.

Send cover letter, curriculum vita, three letters of recommendation, selected supporting material (images, video, audio, etc. on CD or DVD), and a brief description of courses you would enjoy teaching to the address at right.

Wheaton College is an evangelical Protestant Christian liberal arts college whose faculty members affirm a Statement of Faith and the moral and lifestyle expectations of our Community Covenant. The College complies with federal and state guidelines of nondiscrimination in employment; women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

The Department of Art and Design seeks applications from individuals with experience in graphic design and a background in fine art to fill a full-time tenure-track position in Visual Communications beginning August 2008.

Teaching responsibilities will include a combination of several of the following: 2-D design, digital tools, graphic design, web design, advanced visual communications, production methods, development and supervision of internship experiences, and supervision of portfolio development by advanced students. Ability to teach photography (traditional black and white and digital) is a plus. Actual course load assignment will be based on experience and interest as well as on departmental need. Other duties include student advising and participation in department, division, and college governance. The position may also include one of the following duties: supervision of the computer graphics labs (Macintosh platform) or supervision of the photography lab. Must have a Christian commitment and the ability to integrate the Christian faith in coursework taught. Commitment to teaching within a liberal arts-based program and to working collaboratively across the division of Art, Design, and Architecture is expected.

Our graphic design labs are newly equipped with the latest i-Macs, as well as new scanners, printers, and up-to-date software. The department just moved to a new state-of-the-art facility.

Qualifications:
A bachelor’s degree with extensive and distinguished practical field experience in the design industry or master’s degree with practical field experience in the design industry is required; the MFA is preferred. A thorough knowledge of Macintosh platform applications and current software (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Quark, Flash, etc.) is required. Teaching experience in graphic design and/or photography beyond the TA is desired, along with the ability to convey a practical understanding of today's design industry. Salary is dependent on qualifications, education, and work experience.

To apply:
Please send your curriculum vitae; a completed copy of our faculty application form (which can be downloaded from http://www.judsonu.edu/uploadedFiles/__Judson_Public/About_Judson/Jobs/FacultyApplication.doc ; a statement of teaching philosophy incorporating your view of how graphic design/photography interface with the liberal arts and a Christian worldview; 20 slides or digital images (j-pegs) of your work; 20 slides or digital images (j-pegs) of your students’ work (if available); three letters of reference including contact information; and unofficial transcripts of both undergraduate and graduate work (official transcripts will be required upon hiring):

Review of applications will begin January 2, 2008. Position will remain open until filled.

Chair, Department of Visual Arts/Graphic Design, Ouachita Baptist University
Rank: Associate Professor, Full-time, tenure-track -- Begin Date -August 2008
Duties: Manage and develop an active and expanding visual arts department. Teaching responsibilities include several of the following: 2-D design, digital tools, graphic design, typography, advanced visual communications, production methods, development and supervision of internship experiences, and supervision of portfolio development. An ability to teach web design and/or photography is a plus. Other duties include student advising, and participation in division and college governance.
Qualifications: MFA in communication design, graphic design, visual communication, new media, or related program degree. Candidates should have a record of administrative, teaching, and professional experience in the field, as well as a solid record of creative achievement. Applicants should have an extensive knowledge of and experience with the Macintosh platform, 3-D animation, as well as all relevant design software.
University: Ouachita Baptist University is a private Christian liberal arts university located in Arkadelphia, Arkansas with approximately 1400 students. The university is located on interstate 30, 70 miles southwest of Little Rock, Arkansas, and 30 miles south of Hot Springs, Arkansas on the Ouachita River. Faculty members are expected to share the institutions commitment to both academic and Christian excellence. For further information: http://www.obu.edu.

Applicants should submit electronically a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, a statement of teaching philosophy to include one's view of the interrelatedness of the visual arts with the liberal arts education tradition, copies of graduate transcripts, five names and phone numbers of references, and slides or digital images of the applicant's work and slides or digital images of the applicant's students' work.

Application deadline: Screening of candidates will begin, February 1, 2008 and will continue until the position is filled.

Seattle Pacific University announces an opening for Artist: Assistant Professor; half-time, non-tenure track, available September 1, 2006. Applicant must have an M.F.A., university-level teaching experience and a strong commitment to the discipline of painting/drawing with a record of exhibitions demonstrating that commitment. Teach introductory design, drawing,painting, and/or illustration. Seattle Pacific University serves more than 3,400 undergraduate and graduate students in both liberal arts and professional studies. As a Christian University, SPU is clearly evangelical, genuinely ecumenical and distinctively Wesleyan, and seek applicants who are committed to its Christian mission. The University is located in a cosmopolitan urban center with rich cultural diversity and is committed to building an excellent and diverse teaching faculty. Women and ethnic minorities are especially encouraged to apply.
Application deadline: March 31, 2006.

Send letter of interest, completed application, curriculum vitae, artist statement, teaching philosophy, 3 letters of recommendation, 20 labeled slides of creative work (MAC friendly CD's, and personal web-sites may be submitted in addition to the 20 slides), 20 labeled slides of student work, reviews and other appropriate documentation with self-addressed,
stamped envelope.

Assistant/Associate Professor. Tenure-track. August 2007. Salary and benefits competitive. M.F.A. required. Three years college/university teaching experience preferred. Responsibilities include teaching undergraduate courses in drawing. Applicants must demonstrate strong teaching skills and commitment to entry-level studio course curriculum. Record of professional achievement and ongoing professional/creative research expected. Include letter of application, CV, 3 letters of recommendation, undergrad/graduate transcripts, statement of teaching philosophy, 20 slides//CD Mac format of personal work, and 20 slides/CD Mac format of student work. SASE. Applications will be reviewed beginning October 15, 2006, and will be accepted until the position is filled. To ensure full consideration, applications must be submitted no later than December 31, 2006.

Baylor is a Baptist University affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas. As an AA/EOE, Baylor encourages minorities, women, veterans, and persons with disabilities to apply. AA/OE Baylor is in a campaign to move into tier one status in the next decade. For more information visit the website.

The Department of Art at Mississippi College seeks an individual with the ability to contribute toward and strengthen the development of a quality interior design program.

Applicants: qualified applicants sought for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Art for a nine month tenure track position in the Interior Design program, beginning in the spring, summer, or fall of 2008.

Qualifications: Masters degree in Interior Design and NCIDQ. MFA or PhD and previous teaching experience are desirable. Candidates qualified to take the NCIDQ will be considered.

Responsibilities: Coordinate the Interior Design program and teach design studios. Critical to this position is the ability to teach interior design courses that focus on residential and commercial design. Working knowledge of architectural drafting and CADD preferred. Applied knowledge and use of the following is required: Life Safety Code, Americans with Disabilities Act, and Standard Building Codes. Knowledge of the Council for Interior Design Accreditation standards and procedures preferred.

Deadline: October 30, 2007 or until the position is filled. Send a letter of interest stating design and teaching philosophy, current vitae, a minimum of 10 samples of professional work (which will not be returned), minimum salary, and a list of three references including contact information.

Mississippi College, affiliated with the Mississippi Baptist Convention, is a four year liberal arts college offering the BA and BS degrees in Interior Design, as well as degrees in graphic design, art education, and studio art. In compliance with federal law, including provisions of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Mississippi College does not illegally discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, disability, or military service in admissions, in the administration of its educational policies, programs, and activities or in employment. Under federal law, the university may exercise religious preferences in employment in order to fulfill its mission and purpose. Visit the university at www.mc.edu (College) or www.mc.edu/campus/academics/ART (Department of Art).

The Department of Art at Gordon College in Wenham, MA, is seeking an Assistant or Associate Professor of Art History. Successful candidates will hold the Ph.D. Degree in Art History and have a record of scholarly and creative achievement. This position is a tenure-track position to begin August 2008.

The candidate will have experience and qualifications teaching art history at the college level, and will be responsible to teach art history survey courses with an interest in developing upper-level courses in art history with a global perspective. Some opportunities may be available to teach occasional studio courses, if the candidate has background and interest.

Application review will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Please submit letter of application, vita, sample of academic writing and a two-page statement of educational philosophy, and slides/CD or other samples of scholarly/creative work. Mail documents to the address supplied at right.

Gordon College in Wenham, Massachusetts, is among the premiere Christian liberal arts colleges in the country. Gordon offers excellent academics, a strong sense of community and an atmosphere of open intellectual inquiry and personal responsibility all within the framework of Christian faith. Gordon College is located in a classic New England town on Boston’s North Shore.

Assistant Professor. Tenure-track. August 2007. MFA required. Knowledge and experience in traditional as well as digital tools and techniques with expertise in digital output expected. A broad understanding of photography as an art form is expected. Commitment to excellence in teaching and continued professional activity expected. Research emphasis on creative practice in photography and/or technology-based art with experience in one or more of the following areas: electronic imaging, traditional silver and color printing, non-silver processes, large format, internet-based and/or multimedia interactive environments, commercial photography. Successful candidates will demonstrate scholarly promise with a strong exhibition record and related achievements. Minimum three years teaching experience beyond graduate school preferred.

Teaching responsibilities include introductory to advanced undergraduate courses in traditional and digital photography. The position requires a candidate willing to be actively involved in program planning and departmental service, and otherwise interested in actively participating in the life of a growing studio art program. Candidate will also be expected to share responsibility for management of the photography lab facilities.

Include letter of application, CV, three current letters of reference, undergraduate/graduate transcripts, statement of teaching philosophy, 20 examples of recent work and 20 examples of student work (CD-ROM with Mac-compatible digital files suitable for projection accompanied by a printed list/description of work). SASE. Applications will be reviewed beginning October 15, 2006. To ensure full consideration, applications must be completed and received by December 31, 2006.

Baylor is a Baptist University affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas. Minorities, women, veterans, and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. AA/EOE. Baylor provides competitive faculty benefits. Baylor is in a campaign to move into tier one status over the next decade.

ART. Taylor University, Upland, IN, seeks applicants for a tenure-track faculty position in art beginning August 2008. MFA required. Will teach in one of the following two disciplines or a combination thereof: Interactive/Web Design (experienced in commercial design, web design, and motion graphics and experienced with Dreamweaver, HTML, Flash & Actionscript); and/or Photography (well versed in photographic techniques, analog to digital, black & white to full color as well as archival printing practices). Applicants must be committed to the educational mission and evangelical Christian orientation of the University.

Inquiries and supporting materials should be sent or e-mailed to Dr. Thomas Jones. See job posting at www.taylor.edu, quick links. Taylor University complies with federal and state guidelines for nondiscrimination in employment.

Dordt College invites applications for the position of Technical Director. Located in the heart of vibrant Mid-America, Dordt College enrolls approximately 1,250 students, and has been ranked by the U.S. News and World Report as one of the “top ten best values among regional liberal-arts colleges in the Mid-West.” Dordt College seeks to provide a holistic learning experience for our students, in which they can develop Christian insight to discern and challenge the worldviews of our age in light of God’s Word and a reformational perspective.

The Technical Director will be primarily responsible for providing campus wide audio, visual and lighting services and for organizing and supervising the construction, mounting and striking of theater productions. Specific duties may also include recording, engineering, and producing CDs/DVDs for all music department activities, theatre department productions, and other campus events.

Candidates should have a Bachelor’s Degree in Theater or compatible amount of education and experience. A Master’s Degree would be preferred. Strong organizational skills and the ability to work with multiple demands simultaneously are desired. Candidates should possess a knowledge of lighting, sound and visual systems, including theatrical systems. A knowledge of recording and editing software is also desired. We are also looking for someone with theatrical construction skills and the ability to read and generate drawings and blueprints. Candidates should have the ability to work flexible hours during events which will include some evenings and weekends

A review of applications received will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Enthusiastic Christians with a commitment to the Reformed faith are invited to send a detailed letter of application, current resume, at least three professional references, and copies of your college transcripts to Susan Droog.

Faculty position primarily teaching graphic design and web design. Other duties include curriculum development, advising, and committee work. Candidate also is expected to continue his or her creative work. Required: BA or BFA in Graphic Design, Visual Communication or closely related field; minimum of five years of professional experience in the design field with at least two years of recent web design experience; proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite software including Illustrator, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and Flash on the Macintosh platform; knowledge of current industry standards and trends in information design as well as interactive/web design and typography; excellent communication skills. Preferred: Masters degree or MFA; teaching experience; knowledge and experience with XHTML, CSS, ASP, and JAVA, along with Usability and Interface Design. Applicant should send resumé and portfolio samples (including student work if applicable). Position available August 2008. Applications accepted until position filled.

Please direct inquiries to Dr. Steven Winteregg, or his assistant, Shelly Nutter, at 937-766-3235 or nutters@cedarville.edu.

As a multi-denominational Christian organization, CIVA seeks an Executive Director with an active commitment to his or her Christian faith, who has a demonstrated interest in the arts. The Executive Director is the lynchpin for strengthening CIVA’s programs (conferences, publications, exhibitions, etc.) growing the organization’s funding, and cultivating both CIVA’s staff members and talented, resourceful volunteers.
Mobilizing staff and volunteers, the Executive Director will play a critical role in shaping the following multi-year initiatives such as:
• Enhancing the membership experience and growing the membership base
• Overseeing the development of visual arts resources for churches
• Building a network of CIVA affiliates
• Implementing programs to cultivate promising young artists

Mennonite Central Committee, the relief, development and peace-building organization for the Mennonite and Brethren in Christ churches is seeking a Director of Communications. This position is responsible for the vision and creative direction of MCC's internal and external communications, particularly for MCC international and US domestic programs. The director leads a 14 member department that carries out much of the communication function in MCC; including writing, audiovisual production, internet media, photography, graphic design, and publicity. A bachelor's degree in communications, journalism or a related field is required along with demonstrated management and supervisory experience. An advanced degree and cross cultural or international experience is preferred. For more information visit our website at www.mcc.org , deadline to apply is December 3, 2007.

CATEGORY: Exempt, Full-time, Domestic Employee
LOCATION: Lancaster, PA
JOB SUMMARY
The Director of Marketing is responsible for all mass marketing, corporate branding, marketing
strategy, media, public relations and special events. The Director of Marketing will manage a
communications and special events team and will work closely with the Director of Development
and President in accomplishing HOPE International’s strategic objectives.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY
To promote and fulfill the mission and vision of HOPE International
SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES
I. Develop and retain a strong and committed donor base through innovative marketing programs;
II. Establish and implement comprehensive marketing and public relations strategic plan;
III. Bolster and guide HOPE’s brand and strengthen the organization as a key leader in Christcentered
microfinance;
IV. Provide leadership to the current marketing team of three individuals (who coordinate all
marketing efforts, including print and online materials, special events, and public relations);
V. Work alongside the development staff, HOPE’s Executive Team, Board of Directors, and Regional
Boards to strengthen the vision of HOPE International;
VI. Develop and execute a marketing strategy to enhance local, regional and national fundraising
and awareness efforts— both major donor fundraising and mass marketing;
VII. Create and implement innovative marketing initiatives to further share HOPE’s story with
potential and existing members of HOPE’s constituency;
VIII. Oversee HOPE’s website development to ensure HOPE’s vision is clearly and creatively shared by
highlighting key programs, client stories, and other relevant information; and,
IX. Educate and support development team in all new marketing strategies and donor initiatives.
QUALIFICATIONS:
I. Personal confession of faith in Jesus Christ and commitment to the mission and vision of HOPE
International;
II. Passionate commitment to HOPE’s mission of Christ-centered microenterprise development;
III. 10+ years of marketing experience with demonstrated success in mass marketing, brand
development, public relations, and event management;
IV. Excellent project management skills;
V. Strong organizational skills, including effective time management and prioritization of
competing demands/multiple deadlines;
VI. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills;
VII. Excellent oral, written, and public communication skills;
VIII. Proven track record of leading and working within teams to achieve results;
IX. Personnel leadership ability;
X. Understanding of global poverty and desire to minister to the physical and spiritual needs of the
poor worldwide and preferably experience in international development;
XI. International travel, missions, and/or work experience and strong cross-cultural skills; and
X. MBA or advanced degree in marketing preferred

Instructor of Art -- Graphic Design Opening for Fall, 2007.

Full-time faculty position beginning August 2007. The Oral Roberts University Department of Art is accepting applications. The candidate must have a Master's Degree in Graphic Design or Art, but the M.F.A. or doctorate is preferred. The successful candidate would be responsible for teaching graphic design courses. Experience in teaching graphic design is preferred.

Faculty members must also advise students, direct undergraduate student projects, and share in committee assignments. Opportunities for faculty development are available.

Required Skills:

Have documented experience as a working graphic artist/designer evidenced by a professional portfolio presentation.
Must be a producing artist with a proven track record of publishing and/or broadcasting.
Must be computer literate in:
Adobe package including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and AfterEffects
Macromedia package including Dreamweaver and Flash
Microsoft Office
Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. Christian commitment and compatibility with the Charismatic faith of Oral Roberts University are essential.

Inquiries should be directed to Stuart Branston.

Valor Christian High School is actively seeking a full time photography instructor committed to excellence in Christ centered arts education. The start date for the position is August 2008. Qualifications and job expectations include:

* Teach all levels of Digital Photography
* Mastery of Adobe Photoshop and camera technique
* Proficiency with lighting equipment
* Ability to teach photography fundamentals such as composition and technique effectively, while helping students grow in their ability to communicate concepts through their imagery
* Demonstrate an authentic relationship with Jesus Christ
* Create a classroom environment and learning materials that encourage student involvement and participation. Vary teaching methods and adapt to student ability to maximize learning
* Plan an educational program of daily study that meets spiritual, and academic needs of students
* Integrate a Biblical world-view into teaching
* Constructively assess student progress
* Be relational with students, parents and community
* Educational requirements are a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in a discipline closely related to the subject to be taught. A Masters Degree is preferred, though not essential.

Valor Christian High School is a distinctive college preparatory high school with an educational philosophy that is grounded in a biblical world-view. We have launched a vision for excellence that will prepare students to be highly successful, Christ-centered, influential leaders in whatever career they pursue. We are located in beautiful Highlands Ranch, Colorado, south of Denver, in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.

Influence Through Excellence is our motto. In all we do, we are pursuing excellence and we expect success as the result. Success opens the door for influence, enabling our students to partake in transforming the world for Christ. Valor seeks candidates who are committed to this vision, and have a strong desire to impact culture for Christ through their discipline.

Valor’s dedication to the arts is a primary differentiator offering distinct competitive advantages over other private and public schools. The visual and performing arts program is extensive, and caters to a variety of interests including instrumental and symphonic music, choral, jazz, dance, theatre, stage craft, television production, illustration, sculpture, design, photography, and more. Our visual and performing arts program is setting new standards for excellence in secondary education. To assist in our goals, we anticipate breaking ground on the Valor Visual and Performing Arts Center during the 2008-2009 school year, and expect that it will be one the finest high school arts facilities in the country.

The Department of Art and Design at Judson University seeks applications from individuals to fill a full-time tenure-track generalist’s position in Art History to begin August 2008. Responsibilities include teaching a 4-4 load consisting of history of art courses that meet major and general education requirements distributed among traditional undergraduate and adult degree-completion programs. The candidate is expected to teach a three-course sequence in Art History, a Design readings/seminar course, and Art Appreciation in the traditional (undergraduate) program, and to provide leadership in teaching and curricular development in Visual Culture in Adult and Continuing Education. A background in studio art is helpful. The successful candidate will participate in the revamping of curriculum, with its new interior design major and new concentration in photography. Other duties include student advising and participation in department, division, and university governance. Must have a Christian commitment and the ability to integrate the Christian faith in coursework taught. Commitment to teaching within a liberal arts-based program and to working collaboratively across the division of Art, Design and Architecture is expected.

Qualifications:

A minimum of a master’s degree in art history or design history with intention to continue in a PhD program; a PhD is preferred. Teaching experience in art history beyond the TA is desired, along with the ability to teach on-line. Salary is dependent on qualifications, education, and work experience.

To apply:

Please send your curriculum vitae; a completed copy of our faculty application form which can be downloaded from http://www.judsonu.edu/uploadedFiles/__Judson_Public/About_Judson/Jobs/FacultyApplication.doc;
a statement of teaching philosophy incorporating your view of how art history interfaces with the liberal arts and a Christian worldview; a description of your research interests and how these pertain to your teaching; three letters of reference including contact information; and unofficial transcripts of both undergraduate and graduate work (official transcripts will be required upon hiring):

Review of applications begins on January 2, 2008. This position will remain open until filled.

Bob Siemon Designs, the recognized leader in the design and production of Christian jewelry and gift products, has an exciting opportunity available for a talented artist with product design experience.

This position has a broad range of duties which includes responsibility for taking product concepts from design through delivery to production. Our design process requires strong hand-illustration and advanced computer graphic skills.

Our fast-paced, project oriented art department offers an exciting work environment that has tremendous variety and opportunity for self-expression. In addition to the huge diversity of products, you will design packaging, point-of-purchase displays and provide art for various in-house clients as well. Additionally you will contribute to the design of collateral material such as catalogs, brochures, and direct mail pieces used for corporate promotion and the marketing of our product line.

Qualified candidates will have experience designing consumer products; exceptional personal artistic talent in both hand illustration and computer design; organizational skills that will provide for the on-time delivery of projects to meet production commitments; and a keen sense of fashion and how it relates to our consumer.

Over the past four decades Bob Siemon Designs has moved to the forefront of our industry by providing contemporary designs that satisfy consumer demands while recognizing and rewarding the efforts of our employees. We provide an excellent package of salary and benefits including medical/vision/life/dental insurance, vacations after 6 months, 9 paid holidays and much more.

Please visit our website at www.bobsiemon.com to learn more about our company and products. An on-line application is located at our website under about us/career opportunities.

For employment consideration, please email your resume, salary history and sample of your work to slako@bobsiemon.com or mail resume, salary history and non-returnable samples of your work to the address at right.

Orange County, CA residents only, no relocation costs will be covered.

Valor Christian High School is actively seeking a full time instructor for our Studio Art and Drawing and Painting courses who is committed to excellence in Christ centered arts education. Qualifications and job expectations for this full time position include:

* Experience in traditional two and three dimensional media instruction, including drawing, painting, print making, sculpture, and ceramics
* Production of professional or personal art work of high calibre
* Ability to synthesize strong technical instruction with strong conceptual instruction
* Foster critical thinking through art
* Ability to naturally integrate faith and art
* Demonstrate an authentic relationship with Jesus Christ
* Create a classroom environment and learning materials that encourage student involvement and participation. Vary teaching methods and adapt to student ability to maximize learning
* Plan an educational program of daily study that meets spiritual, and academic needs of students
* Constructively assess student progress
* Be relational with students, parents and community
* Educational requirements are a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in a discipline closely related to the subject to be taught. A Masters Degree is preferred, though not essential.


Valor Christian High School - Who We Are

Valor Christian High School is a distinctive college preparatory high school with an educational philosophy that is grounded in a biblical world-view. We have launched a vision for excellence that will prepare students to be highly successful, Christ-centered, influential leaders in whatever career they pursue. We are located in beautiful Highlands Ranch, Colorado, south of Denver, in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.

Influence Through Excellence is our motto. In all we do, we are pursuing excellence and we expect success as the result. Success opens the door for influence, enabling our students to partake in transforming the world for Christ. Valor seeks candidates who are committed to this vision, and have a strong desire to impact culture for Christ through their discipline.

Arts at Valor

Valor’s dedication to the arts is a primary differentiator offering distinct competitive advantages over other private and public schools. The visual and performing arts program is extensive, and caters to a variety of interests including instrumental and symphonic music, choral, jazz, dance, theatre, stage craft, television production, illustration, sculpture, design, photography, and more. Our visual and performing arts program is setting new standards for excellence in secondary education. To assist in our goals, we anticipate breaking ground on the Valor Visual and Performing Arts Center during the 2008-2009 school year, and expect that it will be one the finest high school arts facilities in the country.

A dynamic Christian missions organization is seeking an experienced graphic designer to join with us in reaching Asia for Jesus Christ. This is a full-time staff position within the Communications and Education Department at the ministry headquarters near Dallas, Texas.

Description: Designer will produce graphic materials for newsletters, brochures, letters, book covers, ads, catalogs, CD/DVD covers etc; create and prepare files to the specifications required by vendor or others; ensure content accuracy and quality throughout process to final product; assist production manager in managing workflow, team assignments and deadlines for multiple, simultaneous projects; mentor less experienced team members.

Requirements: We are looking for someone with at least five years of prior full-time design experience which includes cooperative teamwork with other designers, copywriters, photographers, production managers and vendors. Candidate needs an in-depth knowledge of design principles, composition, color theory and typography; proficiency with MAC applications: Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Acrobat; and competency with basic office applications, file management and archiving. Web design experience, brand development, book layout design and/or art direction experience are also desirable.

Candidate must be an active follower of Jesus Christ and able, in good conscience, to sign in affirmation Gospel for Asia’s Statement of Faith and Mission Statement. Please visit http://www.gfa.org/distinctives for more information. In addition, candidate must be a U.S. citizen or permanent U.S. resident.

Compensation: Gospel for Asia staff are “state-side missionaries” and, as such, raise support to cover their salary and insurance needs. Compensation is generally based on need, not on position or seniority. The ministry provides training, materials and a mentor to help new staff raise their support.

Application: Serious candidates are requested to submit a resume and digital portfolio by email for review as the first step in the application process. The portfolio should have 10 or more samples showing the full range of your graphic design work. Please send client-based samples, and do not include illustrations, personal or fine art. Low resolution pdfs are preferred for emailing.

Ministry Overview: Gospel for Asia (www.gfa.org) is a nondenominational missions organization dedicated to training and equipping native Asian evangelists and church planters to reach their own nations for Jesus Christ. Approximately 100 dedicated home-team staff members serve at the ministry’s international headquarters in Carrollton, Texas, just north of Dallas, to provide the vital administrative, financial, technical and communications links between 16,000 native missionaries in 10 Asian countries and thousands of ministry partners worldwide. Through this effective partnership, more than 10 new churches and fellowships are being planted every day among the most unreached. We are serious about accomplishing the Great Commission in our generation!

Southern Nazarene University is seeking applications and nominations of versatile, professionally active candidates to provide leadership and direction to a new program in graphic design that has been developed over the past three years. It is a full-time faculty position beginning in August 2007.

Qualifications: MFA in graphic design or related area, or comparable professional experience required. Experience with both print and interactive/web design preferable. Successful college teaching experience and a strong professional record along with leadership and administrative abilities are desired. Candidates must be committed to the educational mission and the spiritual values of the university.

Responsibilities: Provide leadership for the graphic design program and serve as primary instructor in that area. Assist in continued development of curriculum, and acquisition, setup and management of hardware and software related to the program. Student recruitment and advising, along with other usual faculty responsibilities and committee assignments, will be expected. As the program develops, recruiting qualified adjunct faculty for assistance in instruction will be necessary.

Rank and Salary: Commensurate with qualifications and experience. Benefits: Excellent benefit package included. Application process: Follow the link provided at right to submit the following:
A letter of application including a statement of integration of faith and learning, A curriculum vitae or résumé, Three (3) letters of reference and All undergraduate and graduate transcripts (unofficial accepted)

Southern Nazarene University educates students for responsible Christian living within the contexts of the liberal arts, selected professional and graduate studies, a Wesleyan-holiness theological perspective, and a cross-cultural community life. For more information about SNU check our website at www.snu.edu

Studio Art Position at Ouachita Baptist University
Rank: Assistant Professor, full-time, tenure-track Beginning Date: August 2008
Salary: Commensurate with experience
Responsibilities: Teach introductory design, drawing, painting, and/or illustration, and art appreciation. The ability to teach in a secondary area or expertise such as sculpture, three-dimensional design, printmaking, and/or ceramics are welcomed but not required. Additional duties include gallery supervision and calendaring, student advising and participation in department, and university governance.
Qualifications: MFA required. Candidates must possess strong studio skills demonstrated by a record of exhibitions and a strong commitment to the discipline of painting/drawing. Prior undergraduate teaching is a plus.
University: Ouachita Baptist University is a private Christian liberal arts university located in Arkadelphia, Arkansas with approximately 1400 students. The university is located on interstate 30, 70 miles southwest of Little Rock, Arkansas, and 30 miles south of Hot Springs, Arkansas on the Ouachita River. Faculty members are expected to share the institutions commitment to both academic and Christian excellence. For further information: http://www.obu.edu.

Applicants should submit, either online or by mail, a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, a statement of teaching philosophy to include the applicant’s view of the interrelatedness of the visual arts with the Christian liberal arts education tradition, copies of graduate transcripts, five names and phone numbers of references, and slides or digital images of the applicant’s work and slides or digital images of the applicant’s students’ work.
Application deadline: Screening of candidates will begin, February 1, 2008 and will continue until the position is filled.

The Department of Art and Design is seeking highly qualified candidates for a full-time, tenure-track teaching position in graphic design. Responsibilities will begin mid-August 2007. Academic rank and compensation levels are dependent upon the education level and experience of the appointee. The full application requirements are listed on the University web site, www.pointloma.edu. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. The University encourages applications from women and under-represented minorities.

Responsibilities: The appointee will teach undergraduate studio and discussion-based design courses covering both print and digital media, oversee the graphic design program, and participate in departmental and university work. Professional relationships will be expected with the design community of San Diego.

Qualifications: The degree MFA and five years of professional experience are preferred. Applicants must have a thorough knowledge of the Madintosh platform and current design software (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, QuarkXPress, Dreamweaver, Flash).

Point Loma Nazarene University is one of eight Universities sponsored by the Church of the Nazarene, an evangelical institution in the Wesleyan tradition. The University’s main campus is located on 93 acres on San Diego’s historical Point Loma peninsula. The university also offers graduate program at PLNU Mission Valley, PLNU Arcadia, and PLNU Bakersfield. Founded in 1902 on the philosophy that the spiritual, moral and ethical components of life are essential to make us what we are intended to be, it is a requirement that faculty are committed to this goal and supportive of the religious and educational goals of the University and sponsoring denomination.

Teach introductory and upper division fine art media courses, particularly in the areas of drawing, painting, and sculpture. The position also involves teaching in the art history sequence, and one team-taught general core art appreciation course . An M.F.A. in studio art preferable. For website, see http://www.dordt.edu/academics/departments/art/ Qualified persons committed to a Reformed, biblical perspective and educational philosophy are encouraged to send an e-mail/letter of inquiry and a curriculum vitae/resume.

Tenure Track with a start date of July 1, 2008.

Application review begins October 15, 2007. The position remains open and applications will be reviewed until filled. Campus interviews anticipated for December 2007.

Founded in 1890, Whitworth has been consistently ranked among the top regional colleges and universities in the West. In its strong liberal arts undergraduate education and graduate programs, Whitworth combines the Christian heritage of the University, its commitment to academic rigor and its long-standing orientation toward human service. A community of Christian scholars carries out the University’s mission “to provide its diverse student body an education of the mind and heart.”

The Art Department at Whitworth University strives to develop in its students an awareness and appreciation of the arts and provide them with the specific skills and knowledge necessary to analyze and create art in the contemporary world. In the fall of 2008 the department will be housed in a new Visual Arts facility, which will include a state of the art gallery space, computer lab, and studios. Our growing department provides majors in Studio Art, Graphic Design, Arts Administration, and Art Education, and a minor in Art History. The art department offers many opportunities to lead off campus study programs and strong institutional links to the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture as well as other local arts organizations in the Spokane region. Professionally active faculty members whose works have won awards at exhibits and juried competitions throughout the nation encourage students to participate in art to enhance their life experience, to develop skills and concepts through theory and practice, and to immerse themselves intellectually and spiritually in the creative process. Our students actively apply their learning as they design their own independent research project for a senior exhibition, work as teaching assistants, gain experience in an internship placement of their choice, and join discussions about the integration of art and faith.

FUNCTION:
The ideal candidate will be a committed artist who is qualified to supervise the three-dimensional studio program. The successful candidate will be required to practice and teach in at least one of the following areas: sculpture, ceramics, new media, or glass. Faculty are required to teach a seven course load. Additional duties may include any of the following depending upon qualification and expertise: courses in art foundations, art history, arts administration, art education, or administration of the gallery program.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND RELATED DUTIES:
Teaching responsibilities consist of a seven course load. The course load includes a January term course and also allows for off campus study. Primary teaching responsibilities include teaching courses within the studio area of specialization, advising, and faculty governance. This position also requires the management of the department’s three-dimensional studios and the administration of a health and safety program for the department. Further responsibilities for this position include participation in departmental activities and governance; professional and research activities including state, regional and national professional associations; faculty assemblies, development days, retreats, committees, and advising.

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QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
 An earned M.F.A. or Ph.D. in studio art by August of 2008 required
 Demonstrated effectiveness (or potential) at University-level teaching
 Qualified to supervise a three dimensional studio program and provide oversight for health and safety.
 A personal commitment to the Christian faith and to the integration of faith and learning
 The ability and desire to establish a positive relationship with persons regardless of race, gender, physical limitation or religious belief
 A commitment to equal opportunity for all persons
 A commitment to the educational mission of Whitworth University as a Christian liberal arts institution affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA).

APPLICATION PROCESS:
Please submit the following documents:
 letter of interest
 curriculum vitae or résumé
 the names, addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses of three references
 three recent letters of recommendation
 a professional work sample (20 slides or PowerPoint/JPEGS on CD or DVD)
 two to four images of art work in hard copy (photos or digital prints)
 20 images of student work if available (slides or PowerPoint/JPEGS on CD)
 syllabi from two different courses
 your graduate and undergraduate transcripts (may be unofficial at this time; official transcripts will be required at the time a campus interview is extended)
 three recent student course evaluations (if unavailable please provide us with a note to that effect)
 a studio art teaching philosophy, and
 an essay addressing the description of your Christian faith to the address at right.

Or by email to jobs@whitworth.edu (preferably in MSWord format).

ESSAY ADDRESSING THE DESCRIPTION OF YOUR CHRISTIAN FAITH

Many applicants for our faculty positions are unfamiliar with this type of essay, and even those who have written one in the past may feel uncertain about what we normally expect. Therefore, this paragraph is designed to give you some guidelines regarding what we are seeking: We’re looking for teacher-scholars who will join the faculty in its shared belief in the authority of Scripture, the sovereignty of God, the deity and humanity of Christ, and the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit. Faculty of historic Christian faith, from Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox traditions, are welcomed at Whitworth and find a warm professional and personal home here.

In a one-page essay (approximately 300 words), describe your personal Christian faith.

This essay about your Christian commitment is intended to be a personal, authentic statement in your own words that will help the committee to determine your interest in joining Whitworth’s “community of Christian scholars.” Given the breadth of Christian faith traditions represented on the Whitworth faculty, we do not expect that all faculty will have the same denominational affiliation or theological outlook, but we seek highly qualified academics who embrace the great tradition of historic Christian faith.

Christians in the Visual Arts (CIVA), an international art non-profit for nearly 30 years, seeks a half-time Director of Development. This individual will work with the organization’s Director and Board to shape and lead a comprehensive development program to sustain the organization, including annual funding, program expansion campaigns, foundation proposals, major donor campaigns, and conference and program fund raising. A bachelor’s degree in a related field and proven experience in the field for a minimum of five years are required.

MFA to teach undergraduate courses that include ceramics, sculpture, drawing, art appreciation. Active exhibition record required with a commitment to studio practice and production exhibition. Teaching experience in higher education preferred. Position is tenure track with salary and rank based upon the candidate’s qualifications. Candidates must demonstrate a vital Christian faith and integrate the Christian faith with teaching and learning. Position will begin August 2008.

Louisiana College is a private, Baptist, coeducation college of liberal arts and sciences with selected professional programs, located in Pineville, LA. The College was founded in 1906 and is governed by a Board of Trustees appointed by the Louisiana Baptist Convention. It has an enrollment of about 1,000 students and is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. EOE/Affirmative Action Employer.

Applicants should send a letter of application, curriculum vita, unofficial transcripts and the names and addresses of three references to: Dr. Glenn Sumrall, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Louisiana College, P. O. Box 567, Pineville, LA 71359 or e-mail information to: academicaffairs@lacollege.edu

Valor Christian High School is actively seeking a full time Video Production instructor committed to excellence in Christ centered arts education. Qualifications and job expectations include:

* Able to teach all levels of Video Production
* Mastery of editing in Final Cut Pro
* Proficiency with camera, studio lighting and audio equipment
* Ability to teach film making fundamentals such as story boarding, editing, composition and technique effectively
* Familiarity with screen writing
* Able to help students communicate effective story through film
* Demonstrate an authentic relationship with Jesus Christ
* Able to integrate faith and learning
* Create a classroom environment and learning materials that encourage student involvement and participation. Vary teaching methods and adapt to student ability to maximize learning
* Plan an educational program of daily study that meets spiritual, and academic needs of students
* Integrate a Biblical world-view into teaching
* Constructively assess student progress
* Be relational with students, parents and community
* Educational requirements are a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in a discipline closely related to the subject to be taught. A Masters Degree is preferred, though not essential.

Valor Christian High School is a distinctive college preparatory high school with an educational philosophy that is grounded in a biblical world-view. We have launched a vision for excellence that will prepare students to be highly successful, Christ-centered, influential leaders in whatever career they pursue. We are located in beautiful Highlands Ranch, Colorado, south of Denver, in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.

Influence Through Excellence is our motto. In all we do, we are pursuing excellence and we expect success as the result. Success opens the door for influence, enabling our students to partake in transforming the world for Christ. Valor seeks candidates who are committed to this vision, and have a strong desire to impact culture for Christ through their discipline.


Valor’s dedication to the arts is a primary differentiator offering distinct competitive advantages over other private and public schools. The visual and performing arts program is extensive, and caters to a variety of interests including instrumental and symphonic music, choral, jazz, dance, theatre, stage craft, television production, illustration, sculpture, design, photography, and more. Our visual and performing arts program is setting new standards for excellence in secondary education. To assist in our goals, we anticipate breaking ground on the Valor Visual and Performing Arts Center during the 2008-2009 school year, and expect that it will be one the finest high school arts facilities in the country.

The Art Department of Wheaton College seeks a Graphic Designer with background in fine arts and with a sophisticated awareness of design as a process of analysis, discovery, creativity, and expressive power. Teach two or three levels of Graphic Design, Creative Design in 2&3D, and Art Survey. The successful candidate will demonstrate enthusiasm for teaching Design and Graphic Design in the context of the fine arts, emphasizing aesthetic, poetic, and critical reflection on the history and theory of art and design. Candidates with experience and interest in Web Design are invited to apply as well.

Appointment requires service on college committees and commitment to departmental responsibilities. MFA, teaching experience, platform (MAC) and software proficiency required.

Send letter of application, statement of teaching philosophy, resume, 20 slides of professional work, 10 slides of student work, and SASE. Provide names and contact information of three references. Review begins Dec. 15, 2007 and remains open until position is filled.

Wheaton College is an evangelical protestant Christian liberal arts college whose faculty members affirm a Statement of Faith and the moral and lifestyle expectations of our Community Covenant. Wheaton College complies with federal and state guidelines of nondiscrimination in employment; women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

The local Exhibit Director will have primary responsibility for working the "Let There be Light" Executive Director in his/her local city. Local facilitator must be familiar with and well respected within the art community in his/her local city. He/she must be enthusiastically supportive of the goals and objectives of the exhibit. Must demonstrate ability to work well with a variety of people, including the contributing artists and the local network of people needed to work with the exhibit. Must have a basic working knowledge of many of the elements and language associated with art and art forms. The individual must adhere to the tenants of the statement of Biblical faith of the Masterpiece Christian Fine Art Foundation. Must demonstrate in life and conduct a vital and viable relationship with God through Jesus Christ. Commitment may be up to 6 months. Exhibit will be on display approximately 6 - 8 weeks.


The responsibilities of the local facilitator would include but not be limited to the following:
-Reports directly to the exhibit director
-Will be present on location during daily hours the exhibit will be open
-Works with director to determine location for local exhibit
-Recruits 12 or more local volunteers to help with local exhibit and help with the logistics of its goals and objectives.
-Helps to generate local donations
Sets up one or more local benefits prior to the exhibit coming to city
-Helps director determine and carryout local advertising strategy and contacts. This would include newspapers, art periodicals, churches, schools, art associations, Christian and local radio
-Helps to recruit qualified local musicians for opening and Friday and Saturday evenings while the exhibit is in their city.
-Works with director to establish a budget for exhibit in his/her own city
-Submits local accounting/expense information to Exhibit Director
-Responsible for local merchandise sales associated with exhibit
-Arranges for local reputable photographer
-Helps director find local housing while in town

Cities Needed:
Los Angeles for February 2008
Seattle in the fall 2008
Dallas spring 2009
New York City fall 2009

Whitworth University, located in Spokane, Wash., is accepting applications for a tenure track Assistant Professor of Art History and Western Civilization starting July 1, 2008. We are looking for a teacher-scholar in the arts or humanities committed to teaching art history courses for the major, and participating on a teaching team for a Western Civilization (Core) course. The ideal candidate will be a generalist with the ability to teach a complete art history sequence, and team-teach a Core course in a large lecture format. Teaching load: seven courses per year. An earned doctorate (by August of 2008) is preferred in Art History or other relevant field such as History, or interdisciplinary studies that include art, such as Art and Philosophy, Art and Theology, or Art and English. ABD and MFA will be considered. Also requires effective experience at university-level teaching and a personal commitment to the Christian faith. Criminal background check required

Please visit our website at www.whitworth.edu/jobs for a link to the position announcement and information on Whitworth’s faculty application process. First review of applications will take place on March 3, 2008. With our commitment to building a diverse community, we encourage applications from women, persons with disabilities, and members of under-represented ethnic groups.

Founded in 1890, Whitworth has been consistently ranked among the top regional colleges and universities in the West. In its strong liberal arts undergraduate education and graduate programs, Whitworth combines the Christian heritage of the University, its commitment to academic rigor and its long-standing orientation toward human service. A community of Christian scholars carries out the university’s mission “to provide its diverse student body an education of the mind and heart.”

Asbury College is opening a search for a candidate to fill a tenure-track appointment in 3-D Art. The appointee to this position will be expected to oversee and lead the 3-D program and expand the program in areas of expertise represented by the appointee. The Art Department currently offers concentrations in painting, sculpture, ceramics, stained glass, printmaking, drawing, graphic design, photography and art history. All studio students are provided with studio space and complete a senior exhibit prior to graduation. The appointee will teach undergraduate studio-based courses as well as provide significant direction to those students choosing a concentration in the 3-D area.

An M.F.A. is required, with priority given to those with strong teaching and exhibition record. The competitive applicant will demonstrate a strong interest in bridging Christian faith and culture and a commitment to generating quality works of art.

Asbury College is located in the beautiful Bluegrass region outside of Lexington, Kentucky, an hour and a half south of Cincinnati. It is an area strong in landscape and fine crafts traditions in a range of approaches both traditional and progressive.

If interested, please send a letter expressing interest in Christian liberal arts teaching environment; curriculum vitae; contact information for three current references; up to 20 slides or .jpegs of your work (with SASE if return is requested) with a statement describing the current vitality of your personal Christian faith and the theological framework that informs your work.