Arabic-L:PEDA:Jobs

[Dilworth Parkinson]

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1) Subject:Temple University Job
2) Subject: Lots of other jobs

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Date:  05 Dec 2002
From:moderator
Subject: Temple University Job

This is a one year contract, renewable upon review, pending budgetary
approval.  Candidates will teach elementary through advanced Arabic,
with interests in second language acquisition, applied linguistics,
language pedagogy or related fields.  Course load is three per
semester; candidates expected to employ instructional technology, and
be acquainted with proficiency based teaching at the college level.
Priority to applications received by December 16, 2002.  Send CV,
statement of teaching philosophy and methods, and graduate transcripts,
and three letters of recommendation to:
Director, Critical Languages
Anderson Hall, 022-38
Temple University
Philadelphia, PA  19122-6090

phone: 215-204-8268

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1)
Date:  05 Dec 2002
From:moderator
Subject: Lots of other jobs

The MESA Bulletin lists quite a few Arabic related job openings.  I
will give a partial list.  Details can be had from the Bulletin, or
from the MESA employment website:

http://fp.arizona.edu/mesassoc/employment.htm

Here are the ones I saw:

American University in Cairo: Arabic Lit
Columbia: Arabic Language
Hofstra: Arabic and Comp Lit
Middlebury: Arabic Language, tenure track
Princeton: Arabic Language, lecturer
Wayne State: Arabic language and linguistics

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