Engage students in critical analysis of technology's role in art and culture through CTCH 303 at the University of Regina. This course, scheduled on Wednesdays, combines theoretical and practical approaches to explore these intersections.
As a sessional instructor in the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance, you'll guide students in examining how technology influences artistic practices and cultural developments. This position requires experience in critical theories bridging technology, art, and culture. Your role includes managing both classroom and online learning environments, focusing on diverse perspectives to enrich discussions.
Key Responsibilities:
• Teach critical theories of technology in culture and art
• Develop and manage a sample syllabus for the course
• Utilize classroom and online technologies effectively




• Foster discussions incorporating feminist and anti-colonial perspectives
• Engage students in theoretical and practical art-related analyses
Requirements:
• Experience teaching at the university level
• Knowledge of critical theories relevant to technology and culture
• Ability to manage university-level classroom technologies
• Robust communication skills for engaging diverse perspectives
• Sample syllabus relevant to course description required
Contribute to a rich academic environment by exploring the intersections of technology, culture, and art at the University of Regina.
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📌 CTCH 303: Technology and Art Course (Regina)
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