Job ops—fiction/nonfiction instruction and J-school prof

1. Shake Rag Alley, Mineral Point

Regional arts center is seeking additional fiction/nonfiction writing instructors for this coming summer (and running into the fall as well). Most workshops are held on weekends, but weekday evening classes (e.g., one evening a week for an eight-week period) also have drawn good attendance. Course content, dates and times are negotiable.

For an example of the center's programming, check out the spring classes at http://www.ShakeRagAlley.com. A printed catalog also is available.

If you are interested in applying, please send a brief bio, course description, proposed dates, and fees (per student, per hour, or per course; the center is flexible) to Judith Sutcliffe at e-mail: electype@netexpress.net.

She will also respond to any questions you may have about teaching there.


2. Journalism professor, S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse University

Tenure-track teaching position available for experienced multi-platform journalist with strong writing, editing, and multimedia experience. Qualifications: Significant experience at a national magazine or newspaper and affiliated Web sites, or at a major online magazine; facility with photography and video editing; experience working in social media; and content management.

See http://www.sujobopps.com for more information. Questions may be directed to Melissa Chessher, chair of magazine department, at Mchesshe@syr.edu.

Review of applications begins Feb. 15.