Adjunct Instructor, Communication Law
High Point Universityonsite
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About this role
High Point University seeks a qualified and dynamic professional to serve as an Adjunct Instructor of Communication Law. The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering engaging and rigorous instruction on the legal principles and regulatory frameworks that govern mass media, journalism, digital communication, and related fields. This role involves bringing real-world experience into the classroom to prepare students for the legal challenges and ethical responsibilities in the rapidly evolving media landscape. Key Responsibilities Develop and deliver course materials, lectures, and assignments that align with the course objectives and departmental standards.…
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