Lecturer positions - Milwaukee

[Joe Peschio]

Dear Colleagues, 


I'm reposting the job announcement below in case anyone missed it. Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions about this recruitment or the online application. And please forward this posting to anyone who might be interested. 


Cheers, 
Joe Peschio 




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The Slavic Languages Program at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee invites applications for teaching positions in Russian for the 2010-11 academic year. These are one-year appointments with possibility of renewal. Field of specialization open. Course load is 9-12 credits per semester in Russian language, culture, and/or literature. Salary at Lecturer rank, full benefits. 

Minimum qualifications: PhD in Russian or Slavic in hand by August 2010; native or near-native Russian and English; demonstrated excellence in teaching Russian language to undergrads in North America; extensive and recent in-country experience in Russia. 

Preferred qualifications: experience teaching literature, film, and/or cultural history; experience teaching heritage/native speakers of Russian; experience in online or hybrid course-development and teaching; expertise and experience in Russian<->English translation and interpretation; experience teaching large lecture sections. 

To apply online, please see www.jobs.uwm.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=51258 . Review of applications will begin March 12, 2010, and continue until the position is filled. UWM is an AA/EO Employer. 




Letters of recommendation will be requested from finalists after initial screening. 




ABD applicants must provide a letter or email from their advisor or chair certifying that completion of the degree is expected by August 2010. Send to: peschio at uwm.edu or Joe Peschio, FLL/Slavic, Curtin Hall 829, Milwaukee, WI, 53201-0413 

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Joe Peschio, PhD 
Assistant Professor of Russian 
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 


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