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The Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (DAMES) is an academic unit in the College of Arts & Sciences. Our mission is to serve the undergraduate populations by offering majors and minors in a range of Asian and Middle Eastern languages and cultures. We also offer an MA program with two tracks: Interdisciplinary Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, and Chinese Studies. In addition, our faculty conduct research in the field of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies and contribute to the College, the University, and the state through service and leadership.
The Teaching Assistant Professor will teach six language courses per academic year, from introductory to advanced levels, and will actively collaborate in Chinese program development and activities and perform other departmental service.
This position requires a master’s degree in Second Language Acquisition focused on teaching Chinese as a second language, or in a related field.
Required application materials include:
- A letter of application outlining the candidate’s teaching philosophy
- Curriculum vitae
- Sample syllabi
- Unedited teaching video of a 50-minute Chinese language class, in standard MOV or MP4 format, downloadable from a shared link
- Names and contact information for two professional references, who will be contacted to submit letters of recommendation.
- Most recent course evaluations (past 2 years)
At the time of application candidates will be required to identify the names, titles, and email addresses of 2 professional references. References must be at the level of tenure-track assistant professor or higher. Recommenders identified by the applicant will be contacted via email with instructions for uploading their letters of support.