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Instructor of Communication and Director of Forensics
United States, Manhattan 60000.00 - 70000.00 USD / Year · Job Posted March 25, 2026
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Job Description
The A.Q. Miller School of Media & Communication at Kansas State University seeks applications for an Instructor of Communication and Director of Forensics position. The successful candidate will teach courses in Communication Studies with an emphasis on areas such as rhetoric, interpersonal communication, organizational communication, and related areas that align with the current faculty focus. They will also demonstrate the potential to advance Kansas State University’s Next-Gen K-State | Land-Grant University goals.
Job Responsibility
Teach a variety of undergraduate courses in the Communication Studies curriculum
Serve as the Director of K-State Speech, the AQ Miller School’s competitive intercollegiate forensics team
Support the growth and health of K-State Speech through recruitment and retention efforts
Provide high-quality and pedagogically-sound coaching and instruction for students in competitive intercollegiate speech and individual events
Foster a culture of excellence both on the K-State Speech team and within the broader culture of the AQ Miller School
Engage in alumni outreach and fundraising efforts to support the K-State Speech team
Engage in school, university, and community service, as well as program of service and outreach with relevant forensics organizations
Support our accreditation efforts in alignment with standards outlined by our accrediting body, ACEJMC
Work effectively as a team member, embracing and actively contributing to the collaborative and engaged culture of the AQ Miller School of Media & Communication
Requirements
An M.A. in Communication Studies or a closely related field
Prior experience with coaching and administration of a competitive intercollegiate forensics program
Familiarity with the culture and institutions related to intercollegiate forensics competition
Prior experience teaching courses similar to those in the Communication Studies Degree Program at the A.Q. Miller School of Media & Communication
Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively and effectively as part of a dynamic and engaged faculty and staff team
Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. on an ongoing basis without sponsorship
Nice to have
PhD in Communication Studies or a closely related field
Prior experience as a Director of Forensics at the collegiate level, including prior experience with budget management, travel logistics, and student organization registration and compliance
Record of competitive excellence in intercollegiate forensics competition
Evidence of excellence in teaching courses in the communication studies curriculum or closely related areas
Experience with student recruitment and familiarity with high school forensics organizations and culture
Commitment to community engagement and outreach activities