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University of Kentucky, School of Information Science

The School of Information Science at the University of Kentucky is an interdisciplinary community of scholars and professionals, bringing together communication, information, instruction, and technology. Our students learn to leverage knowledge and skills to become critical and informed members of diverse communities. We model and foster equitable and human-centered approaches to problem solving, innovative research, information access and synthesis, and responsible leadership.


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Oct 23, 2023
Full time
Assistant Professor, Information Communication Technology
University of Kentucky, School of Information Science Lexington, KY, USA
  Teaching responsibilities for this nine-month appointment include topics primarily in information communication technology. This could include, but is not limited to, information systems, system design, application development, software design, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, human computer interaction, computer security, databases, or health informatics. Candidates will be expected to teach a 2-2 teaching load at the graduate or undergraduate level in information communication technology with  opportunities to teach across the School’s programs. This position will have an expected distribution of effort of 50% research, 45% teaching, and 5% service. Faculty are expected to teach, advise students, maintain a personal research program, participate in professional activities, and serve on university committees. Opportunities exist to work with doctoral students in the College’s interdisciplinary Ph.D. program.
Oct 23, 2023
Full time
Assistant Professor, Instructional Communication
University of Kentucky, School of Information Science Lexington, KY, USA
  Teaching responsibilities for this nine-month appointment include topics primarily in instructional communication. The instructional communication research (ICR) group in SIS is responsible for teaching  the basic course to nearly 5,000 students annually. Research areas might include, but are not limited to, online instruction, instructional communication technology, instructional communication in different contexts, or multi-modal communication. Candidates will be expected to teach a 2-2 teaching load at the graduate or undergraduate level in instructional communication with opportunities to teach across the School’s programs. This position will have an expected distribution of effort of 50% research, 45% teaching, and 5% service. Faculty are expected to teach, advise students, maintain a personal research program, participate in professional activities, and serve on university committees. Opportunities exist to work with doctoral students in the...
Oct 23, 2023
Full time
Assistant Professor, Library and Information Science
University of Kentucky, School of Information Science Lexington, KY, USA
  Teaching responsibilities for this nine-month appointment include topics primarily in library and information science. This could include, but is not limited to, digital curation, archives, health information, data science, information literacy, or knowledge organization. Candidates will be expected to teach a 2-2  teaching load at the graduate or undergraduate level in library and information science with opportunities to teach across the School’s programs. This position will have an expected distribution of effort of 50% research, 45% teaching, and 5% service. Faculty are expected to teach, advise students, maintain a personal research program, participate in professional activities, and serve on university committees. Opportunities exist to work with doctoral students in the College’s interdisciplinary Ph.D. program.