Arabic-L:PEDA:Suffolk Community College (NY) Job

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Date: 23 Apr 2007
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Instructor/Assistant Professor of Modern Standard Arabic
The Michael J. Grant Campus of Suffolk County Community College,  
located in Brentwood, Long Island, New York, seeks experienced Arabic  
language instructor for a full-time tenure track appointment  
beginning September 2007. Rank will be determined by qualifications  
and teaching experience. Masters degree in Arabic, Applied  
Linguistics or a related field required; doctorate preferred. Initial  
responsibilities will include course and curriculum development as  
well as participation in the development of the Institute for the  
Study of Critical Languages and Cultures. Subsequently, the  
successful candidate will be expected to teach two courses each  
semester in elementary and/or intermediate Arabic. Familiarity with a  
broad range of instructional materials and methodologies, including  
multimedia and Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) resources  
is desirable. Native or near native competency in Arabic and  
excellent command of English are required. The exact salary will be  
determined by prior teaching experience and placement on the salary  
scale negotiated by the Faculty Association of SCCC. Applicants may  
apply online to Human Resources at www.sunysuffolk.edu (SCCC  
Reference 07-39). SCCC is an affirmative action/equal opportunity  
employer and educator.

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