Arabic-L:PEDA:North Carolina State Arabic Lit Job

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1) Subject:North Carolina State Arabic Lit  Job

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Date: 14 Sep 2005
From:Khater at social.chass.ncsu.edu
Subject:North Carolina State Arabic Lit  Job

[moderator's note: I was contacted by a faculty member from North  
Carolina State who said he hoped potential applicants for this job  
were not put off by the 'requirement' that they be able to teach  
another language.  He encourages all potential applicants with a PhD  
in Arabic to apply, regardless of their knowledge of other languages.]

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, Department of Foreign Languages and  
Literatures invites applicants for an Assistant Professor of Modern  
Arabic Literature and Culture. PhD, native or near-native fluency in  
Arabic and another foreign language (preferably another Middle  
Eastern language) required. Tenure-track appointment, starting August  
2006. Areas of specialization should include Modern Arabic literature  
and language. In addition, the candidate needs to be able to teach  
another foreign language with strong preference given to candidates  
with specialization in another Middle Eastern language. We are  
seeking candidates with a strong commitment to research,  
undergraduate and graduate teaching, and service, and an interest in  
teaching all levels of Arabic and another foreign language. Possible  
courses: 1) Advanced Readings in Arabic and Arabic Literature; 2)  
first 2 years of another foreign language; 3) Literature in  
Translation. Send letters of interest, accompanied by a curriculum  
vitae and dossier with at least 3 letters of recommendation to: Dr.  
Ruth V. Gross, Head, Dept. of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Box  
8106, North Carolina State University, Raleigh NC 27695-8106. NC  
State University is a land-grant, Research I, Affirmative Action,  
Equal Opportunity Institution. In its commitment to diversity and  
equality, NCSU seeks applications from women, minorities, veterans,  
persons with disabilities, and all persons without regard to sexual  
orientation. For ADA Accommodations: Debora Godfrey, 919 515-2475;  
fax: 919 515-6981; debora_godfrey at ncsu.edu.) For more information,  
visit: http://sasw.chass.ncsu.edu/fl/.) Screening will begin on  
November 20, 2005.


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