Clinical Assistant Professor of Interactive Design

The Clinical Assistant Professor of Interactive Design is a 1-year contract position with a potential for renewal. We seek a dynamic practitioner, scholar, and educator in interactive technology and digital media who can inspire and engage a diverse community of students across all levels of the curriculum, from foundation to senior courses, fostering both artistic excellence and critical thinking.

The qualified candidate should be proficient in design/digital media art practices with a focus on code-based arts, interaction and user experience design. They should have experience in project-based learning with a theoretical framework and be able to teach undergraduate courses in digital arts, UX design, web-based arts and creative coding. The preferred candidate has a hybrid academic/professional background with expertise in three or more of the following media/technology areas: user experience design, tangible media, data visualization, programming for emerging technologies, net art, mobile app development, immersive media, AI, net art. The applicant will provide evidence of successful college teaching experience and a record of scholarly/creative productivity. The candidate will submit a digital portfolio demonstrating their media production experience. The selected candidate will have a typical teaching load of 3 classes and meaningful service to the Multimedia Arts program. An MFA and 2 or more years of successful teaching experience are required at the time of hire. (Applicants should note that relocation/travel expenses will not be covered)

Application Process:

All interested applicants MUST apply online. Applications from members of traditionally underrepresented populations are especially encouraged. Important - Applicant please be aware that Workday has a limitation on the number of documents an applicant can upload (5 documents) as well as size limitation (5 MB).

Applicants should submit a complete dossier:

(1) a letter of application including a link to a website portfolio of creative/scholarly work,

(2) a curriculum vitae,

(3) graduate school transcripts showing a terminal degree (MFA),

(4) a statement of teaching philosophy in a diverse educational environment, and

(5) 3 letters of recommendation. All reference letters should be addressed and submitted by the writers themselves to: Multimedia Arts, Search Committee Chair interactivedesignsearch@lmu.edu. 

Applications are due January 30, 2026. Inquiries will be directed to the Search Committee Chair through our application portal on Workday and our designated email address.

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Please note that this position may not be eligible for visa sponsorship now or in the future.