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A Student Newspaper Advisor mentors and guides students in producing their school newspaper. They provide editorial oversight, teach journalistic principles, and ensure ethical reporting while allowing students to make editorial decisions. The advisor also helps with layout, content development, and deadlines, fostering a real-world journalism experience. Additionally, they may assist with budgeting, securing funding, and coordinating with school administrators to ensure compliance with institutional policies.

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Student Newspaper Advisors often navigate challenges such as balancing student autonomy with editorial oversight, meeting tight publication deadlines, and resolving conflicts within student teams. Advisors must mentor students without overstepping, ensuring that the publication reflects student voices while maintaining journalistic integrity and adhering to school policies. Open communication, fostering a positive team culture, and maintaining clear editorial guidelines are effective strategies for addressing these challenges. Many advisors also participate in professional development workshops or journalism associations to stay current with best practices and better support their students.

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To thrive as a Student Newspaper Advisor, you need a background in journalism, media ethics, editing, and education, often complemented by experience in advising or teaching students and a relevant degree. Familiarity with tools such as content management systems (CMS), layout software like Adobe InDesign, and digital publishing platforms is important. Outstanding mentorship, communication, organization, and conflict-resolution skills help advisors guide diverse student teams and foster a collaborative environment. These abilities are crucial for maintaining journalistic standards, nurturing student learning, and ensuring successful publication cycles.

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Assistant or Associate Professor of Communication/Strategic Communication

Tulsa, OK

Oral Roberts University (ORU)
Education Programs Administration • 1 - 5K employees
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Re-posted 7 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in communication, strategic communication, strategic media, journalism, and debate, including both face-to-face and virtual modalities.

  • Advise students, connect them with internship opportunities, and review internship options.

  • Engage in scholarly research, presentations, publications, and participate in university activities such as faculty meetings, committees, retreats, and chapel services.

Job description

ABOUT US

Oral Roberts University is a non-profit organization whose staff and faculty actually make a difference in the lives of its students. We pride ourselves on our culture and the values we uphold. Our team is passionate about what we do, and we want you to make us even better!

As a globally recognized, Holy Spirit-empowered university, we develop whole leaders for the whole world through a unique Whole Person education. Students come to ORU not to "stay" in their faith but to GROW in faith and to become the Spirit-empowered leaders they are called to be.

JOB DESCRIPTION
- FULL TIME

The School of Communication & Public Affairs in the College of Arts & Cultural Studies is accepting applications for the position of Assistant or Associate Professor of Communication to begin Spring or Fall 2026. Review of applications will begin immediately. Interested applicants may contact the Chair of the School of Communication & Public Affairs, Dr. Marcela Chavan (mchavan@oru.edu; 918-495-7080) with questions about the opening.

RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Demonstrate excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service.
  • Teach four courses per semester across the areas of communication, strategic communication, strategic media, journalism, and debate.
  • The ability to contribute to the management and advising of the debate team or student newspaper is a plus.
  • Teach at the undergraduate and graduate level courses in both face-to-face and virtual modalities.
  • Advising undergraduate and graduate students.
  • Connect students with and review internship opportunities.
  • Engage in scholarly research, presentations, and publications and in professional development activities. ORU is a teaching university with an active research agenda encouraged.
  • Be involved in university activities such as faculty meetings, committee meetings, retreats, and chapel services.
  • Additional skills and experience in debate coaching, event planning, grant writing, nonprofit management, and philanthropy may elevate one's candidacy.
REQUIREMENTS
  • A Ph.D. in Communication or terminal degree in a closely related discipline is preferred. ABD candidates may also be considered.
  • Integrating a Spirit-empowered Christian faith in the classroom.
  • Have a demonstrated history of or potential for successful and excellent teaching and student engagement.
APPLICATION REMINDERS
  1. Complete the ORU faculty application
  2. Please provide a letter of interest, curriculum vitae (including references), and transcripts from all colleges and universities listed on your C.V. and application, and at least (3) letters of recommendation. These items can be uploaded to the 'Additional Documents' section of the application.
  3. Please provide names, titles, and e-mail addresses for three references. (Included in the application)

Equal Employment Opportunity:

Oral Roberts University promotes equal employment opportunities for all individuals regardless of differences in race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or veteran status.

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