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Multiple Positions -- College of Staten Island -- New York
FACULTY POSITIONSThe College of Staten Island, a senior college of The
City University of New York (CUNY), seeks candidates for the following
positions:
AFRICAN-AMERICAN LITERATURE - Required: Ph.D.; expertise in
African-American Literature and college teaching experience.
Responsibilities include teaching African-American literature courses in
addition to other literature and freshman writing courses. Send a letter
of application, curriculum vitae, sample syllabi, a sample essay or
dissertation chapter, and three letters of reference to: Professor Ellen
Goldner, 2N-218.ASIAN & MIDDLE EASTERN LITERATURE - Required: Ph.D.;
expertise in pre-modern Asian (other thanChinese, Japanese, and Korean)
and or Middle-Eastern Literature. Ability to teach a broad range of
material, but in particular Islamic texts, is desired. Responsibilities
include teaching courses for majors, in addition to the other literature
and freshman writing courses. Send a letter of application, curriculum
vitae, sample syllabi, a sample essay or dissertation chapter, and three
letters of reference to: Professor Janet Ng Dudley, 2N-218.CHINESE -
Required: a doctorate in Chinese linguistics, second language acquisition,
applied linguistics or other field related to teaching Chinese as a Second
Language (TCSL) required at the time of application. Also required: A
minimum of one year full-time teaching experience, the ability to teach
all levels of undergraduate Chinese, native or near native command of both
Chinese and English, a demonstrated competence in computer-assisted
instruction and foreign language pedagogy. Responsibilities include
teaching modern Chinese cultural material from a multidisciplinary
perspective. Experience in training foreign language teachers is highly
desirable. The successful candidate will join a vigorous group of scholars
within the growing interdisciplinary area of Modern China Studies at the
College. Send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, complete
placement dossier (including transcripts and three letters of
recommendation), and a writing sample in both Chinese and English to:
Professor Jane Marcus-Delgado, Room 1S-109.EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION -
Required: a doctorate in early childhood education. Prior experience
teaching birth to 2nd grade and specialty in other areas such as literacy
or special education preferred. Send a letter of application, curriculum
vitae, and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three references
to: Professor Jinyoung Kim, Chair, Room 3S-208.INTERNATIONAL
POLITICS/AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY - Required: Ph.D. in Political Science
prior to application, ability to teach a broad range of undergraduate
courses in international politics and American foreign policy. The
successful candidate will be expected to teach basic survey courses in
international politics, law and organization, international political
economy, American and comparative foreign policy. Send a letter of
application, curriculum vitae, transcripts, writing samples, and three
letters of reference to: Professor Michaela W. Richter, Room
2N-224.LIBRARIAN - INSTRUCTOR OR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - Required: MLS from
an ALA-accredited library school for Instructor position, a second
graduate degree in addition to the MLS for an Assistant Professor
position. Academic library experience, library instruction or information
literacy experience, expertise with the Internet and online reference
sources, web skills, and awareness of reference and user education trends
and emerging technologies preferred. Responsibilities include providing
high quality reference service; providing guidance and access to a variety
of electronic and print resources; conducting library instruction classes;
and creating subject guides and bibliographies. Send a letter of
application, curriculum vitae, and three letters of reference to:
Professor Wilma Jones, Room 1L-109.LITERACY - Required: doctorate in
education or related field with specialization in reading, writing,
emergent literacy, assessment, or literacy among diverse populations.
Teaching experience in K-12 preferred. Responsibilities include teaching
in reading, language arts, diagnosis and assessment. Send a letter of
application, curriculum vitae, and the names, addresses, and telephone
numbers of at least three references to: Professor LiqingTao, Room
3S-220.MEDIEVAL LITERATURE - Required: Ph.D.; college teaching experience.
Responsibilities include teaching literature courses on Chaucer and
non-dramatic medieval genres including romance and lyric; teaching
freshmen composition, literature surveys, and an interdisciplinary survey
of medieval and early modern culture to non-majors. An interest in
Germanic literature is desired. Send a letter of application, curriculum
vitae, sample syllabi, a sample essay or dissertation chapter, and three
letters of reference to: Professor Blanford Parker, Room
2S-222.NEUROSCIENCE - Required: Ph.D. in Biology, Chemistry, or Psychology
within the area of Neuroscience and appropriate postdoctoral experience.
Appointment will be in the department of Biology, Chemistry, or
Psychology, depending upon the training and expertise of the successful
candidate. Send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, list of
publications, a detailed description of research plans, teaching
philosophy and interests, and three letters of reference to: Professor
Andrzej Wieraszko, Room 6S-324. For more information about Neuroscience
Program please visit: http://scholar.library.csi.cuny.edu/~cdn/ PHYSICAL
THERAPY - Rank Open - Required: An earned doctorate, record of
scholarship, and previous academic experience. Applications from
individuals whose research and teaching expertise includes one or more of
the following areas is encouraged: exercise physiology, adult and
pediatric rehabilitation, biomechanics, and clinical biomedical
engineering. Responsibilities include research and teaching, student
advising, and participation in departmental, college and university
service. Send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, and three letters
of reference to: Professor Jeffrey Rothman, Room 5N-207. For more
information about the Physical Therapy Program please visit:
http://www.csi.cuny.edu/catalog/undergraduate/departments/physicaltherapy.php3
POLITICAL THEORY/PUBLIC LAW - Required: Ph.D. in Political Science prior to
application, ability to teach a broad range of courses in political theory
and American public law. The successful candidate will be expected to
teach basic survey courses in political theory, contemporary political
thought, political thought, the American legal system, American
constitutional law, as well as introductory courses in American government
and the College's core course, "United States Issues, Ideas, and
Institutions." Responsibilities also include serving as the pre-law
advisor. Send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, transcripts,
writing samples, evidence of teaching quality, and three letters of
reference to: Professor Michaela Richter, Room 2N-224.QUEER STUDIES -
Required: Ph.D.; expertise in Queer Studies; college teaching experience.
The ability to teach Queer Studies through a broad range of literary,
cultural, and theoretical perspectives and approaches is desired.
Responsibilities include teaching literature courses and first-year
writing courses. Send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, sample
syllabi, a sample essay or dissertation chapter, and three letters of
reference to: Professor Cate Marvin, Room 2S-227.SPANISH - Required: Ph.D.
in hand at the time of application. The areas of specialization are open,
but candidates must be able to teach a broad range of courses in either
Peninsular (pre-19th-century) or Latin American literature. Candidates
must possess native/near-native fluency in English and Spanish, and
demonstrate competence in computer-assisted instruction and foreign
language pedagogy. The ability to coordinate multi-section courses in
Spanish language is also required. A background in Second Language
Acquisition, experience in training foreign language teachers, and a
minimum of one-year full-time teaching experience highly desirable.
Responsibilities include regularly teaching beginning through advanced
language, in addition to literature and civilization courses in Spanish
and in English translation. Send a letter of application, curriculum
vitae, complete placement dossier (including transcripts and three letters
of recommendation), language teaching portfolio, and writing samples in
both Spanish and English to: Professor Kathryn Talarico, Room
2S-109.TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (DISCOVERY INSTITUTE)
FACULTY POSITION, ASSOCIATE or CO-DIRECTOR - Required: a doctorate,
academic qualifications at the rank of Associate Professor or higher, a
demonstrated record of significant grant funding, and a commitment to an
inquiry based approach to teaching and learning. Department
responsibilities include teaching courses in area of expertise as well as
service to the Department and College. Discovery Institute
responsibilities include collaboration with the Institute's directors in
generating ideas for new projects as well as funding to implement them;
working cooperatively with the Institute's fifteen member professional
staff; and research- based evaluation and publication about Institute
projects. The successful candidate will be a member of one of the
College's academic departments in the liberal arts and sciences or in
education, as appropriate to his/her discipline. Send a letter of
application, curriculum vitae, and the names, addresses, and telephone
numbers of three references to: Chair, Room 1A-305.All positions are at
the Assistant Professor level unless otherwise noted. Responsibilities for
all positions include teaching, performing department and college service,
and engagement in an active and productive research agenda. Salary ranges:
Instructor, $44,588 - $53,583; Assistant Professor, $52,144 - $67,092;
Associate Professor, $54,362 - $80,020; Full Professor, $62,268 - $95,997
commensurate with qualifications. Appointment at the Associate Professor
or Professor level requires a significant record of publication. Send a
letter of application, curriculum vitae, and three letters of reference
(unless indicated differently above) to: Chair, Search committee (indicate
appropriate search and room number), College of Staten Island, 2800 Victory
Blvd., Staten Island, NY 10314. EEO/AA/ADA employer.
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