Adjunct Teaching - Linguistics Department - Editing & Publishing Courses: ELING 350, 410R, 430R & 415R

Bachelor's in a field related to Editing and Publishing. MA and/or industry experience desirable. The required degree must be completed by the start date. 

Teaching experience preferred. Industry experience desirable. Must demonstrate knowledge of core concepts of copy editing, substantive editing, the publication process, and/or the business of editing and publishing. See course descriptions and learning outcomes of the course on https://catalog.byu.edu/

The instructor will teach the following classes in Editing and Publishing:

• ELING 350 (Basic Editing Skills)
• ELING 410R (Genre and Substantive Editing)
• ELING 430R (Editing for Publication)
• ELING 415 (Business of Editing and Publishing)

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