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Part-Time Faculty - (Audio Production)
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530092
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Art and Design
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| The Digital Media Program at the University of Massachusetts Lowell seeks a part-time adjunct faculty member to teach DGMD.1210 Introduction to Audio Production during the designated academic semester.
The course introduces students to the principles and practices of audio production for digital media, including studio and field recording, microphone selection and placement, portable recording systems, signal flow, editing, mixing, sound design, and post-production workflows. Instruction may include field sound for documentary, film, interviews, podcasts, and other location-based media production.
The successful candidate will provide hands-on instruction, develop and evaluate student assignments, maintain regular communication with students, and support an inclusive and collaborative learning environment. |
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Part-Time Faculty - (Podcasting)
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530093
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Art and Design
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| The Digital Media Program at the University of Massachusetts Lowell seeks a part-time adjunct faculty member to teach DGMD.4200 Podcasting during the designated academic semester.
Podcasting is an advanced production course in which students research, develop, record, edit, and publish original audio programs of increasing complexity. Building upon foundational skills in audio production, the course addresses podcast concept development, research, interviewing, scriptwriting, story structure, producing, location scouting, scheduling, field recording, voice-over, sound design, editing, mixing, and distribution.
Students may produce documentary, interview-based, narrative, journalistic, educational, promotional, or client-based podcasts. The course should introduce students to professional podcasting workflows, including media hosting, RSS feeds, podcast artwork, metadata, publishing platforms, audience development, and ethical and legal considerations.
The successful candidate will provide hands-on instruction, guide students through individual and collaborative productions, evaluate creative and technical work, and support an inclusive and professionally oriented learning environment. |
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Business Assistant (temporary, part-time)
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530076
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College Engineering
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| The Francis College of Engineering (FCOE) seeks a part-time Business Assistant to support the operational needs of the College and the Dean's Office. Reporting to the Director of Operations and Finance, this position coordinates business, financial, human resources, procurement, payroll, vendor, contract, records, and administrative activities to ensure accurate, timely, and policy-compliant college operations. |
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GPS Enrollment Operations, Business Analyst
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530057
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Grad & Professional Studies
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| The Division of Graduate, Online & Professional Studies (GPS) is seeking a full-time systems and operations technical leader who can manage and optimize key enrollment technologies—primarily Slate, Salesforce, and related tools—to support recruitment, admissions, and re-enrollment efforts. The position focuses on ensuring data integrity, streamlining workflows, and leveraging reporting and analytics to drive data-informed decision-making. It also requires cross-functional collaboration, campaign and performance tracking, and providing training and support to staff, all while maintaining efficient, high-performing systems that support overall enrollment strategy.
This is a hybrid position with the expectation of being on campus for 3 days per week. |
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Tenure-Track Assistant Professor - Chemistry
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530004
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Chemistry
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| The Department of Chemistry at the University of Massachusetts Lowell is seeking to hire a new tenure-track faculty member. The Department presently consists of 26 full-time faculty and is growing. It offers B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in nearly every sub-discipline of the field. The successful candidate will be expected to teach Chemistry and/or Polymer Science at the undergraduate and graduate levels and develop an active, high quality, externally funded and internationally recognized research program. A Ph.D. in chemistry, polymer science, or a closely related discipline is required; postdoctoral experience is preferred. Applicants at the Assistant Professor level are invited to apply. This search is open to all areas of chemistry, with specific interest in materials chemistry, broadly defined and including polymers; artificial intelligence, including applications to experimental design, data-driven discovery, and autonomous experimentation in chemistry; biophysics and biomaterials; and radiochemistry. |
