RE: [-empyre-] opportunity

["Gregory Little" <glittle@oberlin.net>]

sorry, not a blog comment, just an opportunity for someone.

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Position Announcement

Position Title          Instructor, Digital Arts.
Appointment:            Full-time, two-year appointment.

Salary:                 Competitive.  Benefits.

Qualifications:
MFA degree required.  The applicant should have expertise in one or
more of the following areas:  3D computer animation and modeling,
digital interactive art, multimedia, or related field.

Responsibilities:
Teach studio courses in digital arts.  Maintain personal creative
studio development and scholarly/professional activity.  Participate
in educational and professional duties and activities within the
digital arts area and in the School of Art.


Starting Date:          August 15, 2002.

Deadline for
Application:            Postmarked by June 28, 2002.

Facilities:     The computer art laboratories in the School of Art
include the following hardware and software:  a 20-seat Apple G4 OSX
lab, a 20-seat SGI-Visual Workstation 320 Dual Pentium NT lab, 2 SGI
Visual Workstation 540 Quad Pentium III XEON systems, a 4 processor
Onyx with Reality Engine Graphics, and 7 Media 100 s non-linear
video editing workstation.  All computers networked via 10/100
ethernet to the fiber backbone of the university and to an SKI
Origin 200 with 40gb DLT backup.  BGSU is an Alias/Wavefront Campus
partner with licenses for Mac OSX and NT (Maya Unlimited, Composer,
StudioPaint 3D, and Maya Fusion).  Other software includes:
Photoshop, Director, Painter, After Effects, Worldup,
World Toolkit, and various other software packages.

The Digital Arts Program:       The School of Art offers BFA and MFA
degrees in Digital Arts with three tracks:
1) Computer Animation -- both 2D and 3D with a strong emphasis on 3D
animation, including non-linear digital video editing and
compositing;
2) Imaging -- still images with both 2D digital imaging and 3D
modeled & rendered still images; 3) Interactive Multimedia -- with
an emphasis on Internet and CD-ROM art, including Html, Javascript,
Macromedia Director and Lingo programming.  The program currently
has approximately 280 undergraduate majors.

Application Procedure:
Send letter of application, resume, 3 current original letters of
recommendation, official terminal degree transcript, 20 slides, CD-
ROM, URLs, and/or video tape (VHS) of professional work, any other
applicable materials, and SASE to:

Dena Eber
Chair, Search Committee
School of Art
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, OH  43403

BGSU is an AA/EEO employer/educator and welcomes applications from
women,
minorities, veterans and persons with disabilities.


Gregory Little
Visiting Assistant Professor of Digital Arts
Bowling Green State University

Visiting Artist/Researcher
The Innovation and Virtual Reality Centre
The University of Teesside, UK
glittle@oberlin.net
http://art.bgsu.edu/~glittle


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