CMST 100 (Fund-Oral Communications): designed to prepare students for job interviews and communication skills needed in the work place. Student’s will be completing 2 year professional degrees and moving into a job.

CMST& 220: (Public Speaking): Qualified applicants would have a master’s degree in rhetoric and public address and experience teaching public speaking or a background in debate.

CMST& 210 (Interpersonal Communication).  A basic course in interpersonal communication.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: 
CMST 100 and CMST& 210: Master’s degree or equivalent in Communication Studies or Speech.

CMST&220: Master's degree in rhetoric and public address and experience teaching public speaking or a background in debate.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
CMST 100: communication background in organizational communication or adult learning; consideration may be given to applicants with a general communication background or interpersonal communication with relevant teaching experience. Successful teaching experience at the college level.

CMST&210:  background in interpersonal communication; consideration may be given to applicants with a general communication background and relevant teaching experience.

SALARY: Salary is determined by the college salary schedule, and varies depending on the degree and mode of instruction.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER:

Green River Community College is a committed equal opportunity employer and educator and operates under an affirmative action policy.  The college is committed to meeting its diversity needs.  We strongly encourage all qualified applicants, ESPECIALLY ETHNIC AND RACIAL MINORITIES, WOMEN, PERSONS OF DISABILITY, PERSONS OVER THE AGE OF 40, AND VIETNAM-ERA VETERANS to apply.  It is the responsibility of applicants selected for interviews to notify the college of any accommodations required as a result of a disability covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Call the Office of Human Resources to request accommodation.

ABOUT THE COLLEGE:

Green River Community College is located on a 168-acre wooded site near Auburn, Washington, about 30 miles from both Seattle and Tacoma.  The college opened in 1965 and enrolls over 9,000 students, includes 11 instructional divisions and 50 vocational programs, and employs 131 full-time and approximately 200 part-time instructors.  Green River Community College recognizes that embracing diversity maximizes faculty and staff contribution to our goals and provides the best opportunity for student achievement.