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A master's degree in therapeutic recreation, creative arts therapy, art therapy, dance therapy, music therapy, or drama therapy; a bachelor's degree in recreation, physical education, adaptive physical education, art, dance, music, drama, recreation education with a concentration in therapeutic recreation, or recreation and leisure studies with a concentration in therapeutic recreation AND two years of post-degree professional experience as described above;1.
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A master's degree in therapeutic recreation, creative arts therapy, art therapy, dance therapy, music therapy, drama therapy, adaptive physical education, art, dance, music, drama, recreation education with a concentration in therapeutic recreation, or recreation and leisure studies with a concentration in therapeutic recreation; AND one year of post-degree professional experience as described above.
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The Department of Media Study (DMS), University at Buffalo, The State University of New York invites applications for an assistant or early associate professor (tenure-track) with a focus on contemporary Korean media and culture, such as film, drama, television, electronic-literature, K-pop, and video games.
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DMS is led by an award-winning, internationally-active faculty who employ a diverse range of methods to engage screen cultures, immersive media, documentary, narrative and experimental film, video and sound, gaming, interactive fiction, physical computing, software studies, and media archeology.
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