Adjunct Lecturer Games Content Production I

• Lecture and facilitate course topics and materials for DIG3713, Game Content Production I.   
• Create and maintain a positive and engaging online learning environment.
• Guide students through the process of developing a 2D/2.5D video game from concept to completion using Unity.
• Provide supplemental learning content as needed to enhance student understanding. (e.g., video feedback, additional reinforcement of lecture videos, etc.)
• Develop and assess student assignments, providing timely and constructive feedback on student work. 
• Monitor and respond to student inquiries and discussions on the online course platform. 
• Adhere to the course schedule, stay updated with industry trends and advancements in digital production and design techniques to enhance course content and instruction. 
• Promote academic integrity and enforce course policies and guidelines. 
• Utilize appropriate online learning platforms, communication tools, and digital resources to deliver course content effectively. 
• Maintain an organized course schedule and be available to students for support and clarification through online communication channels. 
• Adapt teaching strategies to meet the needs of online learners and create a supportive online learning environment.

Semester Pay: $5,000

• Bachelor's Degree in a relevant field or related discipline with significant years of professional experience.
• Demonstrated expertise and professional experience relevant to the course content for DIG3713, Game Content Production I.
• Demonstrated expertise in game content development, specifically with the Unity game engine, including experience with using scripts, asset creation, level design, and/or UI design within Unity.
• Demonstrated ability to lead live digital demonstrations of game design, game development and production pipelines, while clearly articulating process and troubleshooting in real time.
• Demonstrated game art proficiency and strong game design fundamentals.
• Proficiency in industry-standard software tools, such as Unity, Adobe Creative Cloud, and Microsoft Visual Studio (or similar scripting editor).
• Understanding and ability to navigate and troubleshoot C# scripts.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills to effectively convey complex concepts and provide constructive feedback to students. 
• Ability to adapt teaching strategies to meet the diverse needs of students.
• Excellent organizational skills to develop and deliver course content within the designated timeframe. 

• Master's Degree or higher in a relevant field or related discipline. 
• Experience teaching or instructing in an online or asynchronous setting. 
• Proficiency in using online learning management systems (LMS), multimedia software, and digital tools relevant to course content. 
• Demonstrated commitment to student success and engagement. 
• Flexibility in scheduling to accommodate student needs and maintain regular online presence. 
• Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and provide timely feedback and support to students. 
• Familiarity with emerging technologies, including generative AI tools, and awareness of ongoing discussions surrounding their impact on game development.
• Evidence of success in promoting an environment that advances pluralism, curiosity, viewpoint diversity, open discourse, and the well-being of all. 

• Cover Letter: Write a personalized letter that highlights your qualifications, teaching experience, and interest in the position. Emphasize your expertise in relevant course content and online instruction.
• Resume/CV: Provide a comprehensive summary of your educational background, professional experience, and relevant skills. 
• Portfolio: Compile a portfolio showcasing your work in relevant fields or disciplines.
• Teaching Philosophy (optional): Write a statement outlining your teaching philosophy, approach to online instruction, and commitment to student success and engagement.

To ensure consideration, all application documents must be submitted by June 30, 2026.