Commgmt 712 - Public Relations Research - Sessional

**NOTICE OF POSTING - Job ID**
For Sessional Faculty
Department of Communication Studies and Media Arts
1280 Main Street West, TSH 330
Hamilton, ON L8S 4M2
**Course Name/Number COMMGMT 712 - Public Relations Research**
Projected Enrollment:
20
Number of Sections Available:
1
Projected TA Support:
1 (93+ 3 hours)
Wage Rate:
$9,277.31
Number of Units per Section 3
Term:
2231 Winter 2023 (February 19 - June 17, 2023)
Location, Start Time &
Duration**:
In-Person Residency**:
Sunday, February 19 - Thursday, February 23, 2023
**Virtual**:
February 24 - June 16, 2023
**In-Class Final Day**:
Saturday, June 17, 2023
Departmental Contact:
Lorraine Bell, Academic Department Manager
**Course Description/Relevant Employment Duties**
Nature, formation, and communications of attitudes and public opinion in public relations settings. Application of methods for measuring attitudes, opinions, and public relations performances. Sampling, interviewing and data analysis techniques.
**Required Qualifications**
Applicants should have an MCM, MBA or PhD in a related field.
**Preferred Qualifications***
Previous teaching experience (including teaching in a hybrid/virtual teaching environment) is preferred, as is accreditation in public relations, business communications or a related professional accreditation. Experience with teaching in professional communications programs/courses.
**How To Apply**
- Your academic teaching experience, emphasizing your experience with the material to be taught, and including any online or virtual teaching experience,
- How you engage with equity, diversity and inclusion in your course design and teaching,
- How you approach accessibility and universal design in your course design and teaching, and
- Your experience with the material to be taught (including, but not limited to research, academic, and professional experiences).
- A curriculum vitae listing your academic qualifications and relevant employment experience.
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