Arabic-L:GEN:University of Delaware Job

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1) Subject:University of Delaware Job

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Date: 04 Oct  2004
From: zipser at UDel.Edu
Subject:University of Delaware Job

Assistant Professor of Arabic Studies
Tenure-track position effective September 1, 2005.
REQUIREMENTS: PhD in hand by the time of appointment. Native or
near-native fluency in Modern Standard Arabic and a colloquial dialect,
and English. DUTIES: Teach Arabic language courses at all levels as
well as courses in literature and civilization/culture courses in
Arabic and in translation. Strong commitment to research and teaching
essential. Interest in developing study abroad program welcome.
CONTACT: Send letter of application with telephone number and e-mail
address, curriculum vitae, three letters of recommendation to Arabic
Search Committee, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures,
University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716-2550. Search committee members
plan to meet with approximately ten semi-finalists for the position at
the MLA Convention in Philadelphia, on December 28 and 29. The
curriculum vitae and letters of recommendation shall be shared with
departmental faculty. DEADLINE: November 12, 2004. The University of
Delaware is an equal opportunity employer, which encourages
applications from minority group members and women.

Richard A. Zipser
Chair and Professor of German
Foreign Languages and Literatures
University of Delaware
Newark, DE  19716

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