Arabic-L:PEDA:Harvard Preceptor job

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Date: 15 Jun 2009
From:Jill Letteney <letteney at fas.harvard.edu>
Subject:Harvard Preceptor job

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

PRECEPTOR IN MODERN ARABIC LANGUAGE

Harvard University

The Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations

seeks applications for a preceptor in Modern Arabic beginning  
September 2009.  The position is renewable on a yearly basis for up to  
eight years pending enrollments and performance.  Teaching duties will  
include a minimum of five courses per year.

           The successful applicant should be well versed on the  
issues of teaching Arabic as a foreign language, have experience in  
teaching all levels of Modern Standard Arabic, have native or near  
native proficiency in Arabic, and must be able to conduct upper level  
courses in Arabic. Specialization in modern Arabic literature,  
linguistics and culture, or Arabic intellectual history is highly  
desirable.  A strong doctoral record is preferred.

           Letters of application (accompanied by CV and names and  
addresses of referees) should be sent no later than July 24, 2009, to:

  Prof. William Granara

Harvard University
Center for Middle Eastern Studies

38 Kirkland St., #302

Cambridge, MA  02138

  Harvard University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity  
employer.  Applications from women and minorities are strongly  
encouraged.


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