Arabic-L:GEN:New Job Announcement at Columbia

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1) Subject:New Job Announcement at Columbia
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Date: 04 Oct  2004
From:jr650 at columbia.edu
Subject:New Job Announcement at Columbia

The Department of Middle East and Asian Languages and Cultures seeks to
fill a lectureship in Arabic  beginning July 2005.  The successful
candidate
should hold a Ph.D. or be ABD at the time of the appointment, preferably
in Arabic or applied linguistics.  S/he should have native or
near-native
fluency in Modern Standard Arabic and English. We are seeking a
professional candidate with a serious commitment to teaching Arabic for
academic purposes along the ACTFL proficiency guidelines.
Responsibilities will include teaching 2 courses per term and
participation in the administration of the Arabic program.

An application letter including a brief description of the applicant's
teaching philosophy and methodology, curriculum vitae, three letters of
recommendation, teaching evaluations and other supporting materials
about teaching should be sent to:

Muhsin al-Musawi
Chair, Arabic Search Committee
MEALAC
Columbia University
605 Kent Hall/ Mail Code 3928
New York, NY 10027

Applications will be reviewed starting November 1st, 2004 until the
position is filled. Preliminary interviews may take place at the MESA
Conference in San Francisco between 20-23rd November. Columbia
University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.
Minorities and women are encouraged to apply.

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