Art Adjunct Professor (Faculty Pool)

Concordia University Texas is seeking two qualified candidates to join our Art Adjunct Faculty Pool for part-time teaching opportunities at our main Austin location.

Selected candidates will be hired and onboarded as adjunct faculty members, allowing the university to maintain a pool of qualified, prepared instructors who are available to provide substitute instruction or teach courses as opportunities arise.

 

Our art courses nurture a wide array of conceptual approaches to contemporary art, including both creation and curating. Students explore traditional and innovative techniques, experimental art projects, and theories of art from the Renaissance to the 21st century. Courses may include Art Theory, Painting, Color, and other topics in studio art and art appreciation.

 

Candidates with expertise in one or more areas of art are encouraged to apply. Appointment to the adjunct faculty pool does not guarantee a teaching assignment or a minimum number of teaching hours. Assignments will be offered based on departmental needs, course availability, faculty qualifications, and individual availability.

 

Art courses at Concordia University Texas encourage students to explore visual expression, creative processes, and the historical and cultural significance of art. Students engage with a broad range of artistic approaches, from traditional techniques to contemporary experimentation and conceptual practices.

Potential teaching areas include:

Faculty selected for the adjunct pool will complete the university’s hiring and onboarding requirements in advance of potential teaching assignments. This preparation allows instructors to step into classroom responsibilities when a need arises.

Teaching opportunities may include individual class sessions, temporary coverage, or full-semester course assignments. Course availability will vary, and appointment to the pool does not guarantee an assignment.

 

Concordia University Texas (CTX) is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.  CTX seeks candidates who demonstrate both professional excellence and strong personal faith in Christ, while strengthening our campus culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion. To the extent allowed by law, we reserve the right to give preference in employment based upon religion. As an institution rooted in the Lutheran tradition and aligned with the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, CTX does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, color, age, national origin, disability, genetic information, military or veteran status, or any other basis protected by law.

 

The preceding job description outlines the general nature and key duties of this role. It may not list every duty, responsibility, or qualification needed. Please ensure you meet all necessary qualifications and are capable of performing all job functions, with or without reasonable accommodations.