Assistant Professor in Spanish
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Salary range: $75,000 - $80,000.
Descripción
The Department of Modern Languages, Linguistics, and Intercultural Communication (MLLI, https://mlli.umbc.edu) at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) invites applications for an Assistant Professor position in Spanish, beginning August 2024.
Our new colleague would join us in advancing the MLLI department’s fruitful research in intercultural communication from the perspectives of cultural studies, language acquisition and pedagogy, and linguistics.
The annual teaching load is five courses. These courses might include our current two-course series of Spanish for Heritage Speakers, Advanced Spanish Conversation and Composition, and the major capstone (Studies in Spanish Language). Their teaching portfolio may also include a cross-listed graduate course on Methods of Teaching Modern Foreign Language in K-12 schools, original community engaged learning experiences, and the creation of a new 200-level heritage Spanish course.
Requisitos
We seek candidates holding a Ph.D. in Spanish or related fields by the start date with teaching and research experience in heritage language study and instruction. Preference will be given to candidates with a PhD at the time of application. We are eager to read about the candidate’s focused research agenda and high quality undergraduate and any graduate teaching experience in both Spanish and English.
Experience coordinating a language program is a plus. A demonstrated commitment consistent with UMBC’s initiatives on equity, diversity, and inclusive excellence is essential.
Cómo solicitar
Apply via Interfolio at: https://apply.interfolio.com/132828.
By November 5, 2023 please provide: (1) a 2-page cover letter; (2) a 2-page statement addressing how the candidate’s commitment to diversity and inclusiveness informs their teaching philosophy, research agenda, and service; and (3) a CV including courses taught.
Candidates invited to virtual interviews will be asked to submit: (A) up to three letters of reference addressing the impact and/or potential of the candidate’s research, teaching, and service, (B) 3 syllabi relevant to the position, and (C) 1 sample publication.
Three sample teaching materials aligned with course outcomes that are relevant to this position will be required of campus interviewees.
Observaciones
Please address questions to Dr. Erin Hogan (ekhogan@umbc.edu) and Dr. Tania Lizarazo (lizarazo@umbc.edu), Search Co-Chairs, Department of Modern Languages, Linguistics and Intercultural Communication, with the subject line “MLLI-Spanish Search.”
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