BROOKLYN COLLEGE CUNY – BROOKLYN, NY PLEASE NOTE NEW DETAILED APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
The Department of Classics invites applications for a full-time tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor to begin in the Fall 2013 semester. In addition to research and service expectations, this position comes with the responsibility of directing and teaching in the nationally renowned, uniquely intensive Latin/Greek Institute summer program, as well as teaching departmental courses, including participation in the College’s core curriculum. All appointments are subject to financial availability.
The successful candidate must be an active researcher and a creative and inspiring educator capable of reaching students from a diverse range of backgrounds at a public, urban institution. S/he will be experienced in intensive language teaching in Latin and/or Greek, ideally with substantial experience in team-teaching. S/he will have demonstrated a capacity for academic program administration, mentoring new instructors, and facilitating curricular development. A Ph.D. in hand at the time of appointment is required.
This position is open until filled with the review of applications to begin on November 1, 2012.
How to Apply:
Before applying, potential applicants are urged to write to Prof. Liv Yarrow (yarrow@brooklyn.cuny.edu) for a packet containing further information about the Latin/Greek Institute and the Brooklyn College Classics Department. Applications must be submitted online. Applicants are asked to upload a cover letter (the letter of application should specifically address the applicant's teaching experience and educational philosophy), curriculum vitae and supporting documentation (a brief writing sample of about 20 pages) in doc, pdf, or rtf format. All applicants are required to have three confidential letters of recommendation submitted online. For complete application instructions, please see www.brooklyn.cuny.edu/faculty2013. No email or hard copy applications will be accepted. Brooklyn College is an AA/IRCA/ADA/EOE.