16.2408, Jobs: Applied Ling: Lecturer, Georgetown University

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Subject: 16.2408, Jobs: Applied Ling: Lecturer, Georgetown University

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Date: 18-Aug-2005
From: Elizabeth M. Bergman < capa at georgetown.edu >
Subject: Applied Linguistics / Arabic: Lecturer, Georgetown University, Washington D.C., USA 

	
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Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:26:29
From: Elizabeth M. Bergman < capa at georgetown.edu >
Subject: Applied Linguistics / Arabic: Lecturer, Georgetown University, Washington D.C., USA 
 

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University or Organization: Georgetown University 
Department: Center for Advanced Proficiency in Arabic
Job Rank: Lecturer  
Specialty Areas: Applied Linguistics; Arabic, spoken
Required Language(s): Arabic, Standard (ABV)


Description:

CAPA position announcement

Georgetown University's Center for Advanced Proficiency in Arabic (CAPA)
announces one (1) full-time faculty opening.  CAPA is the new Arabic
Language Flagship Program at Georgetown University and is supported by the
National Security Education Program (NSEP).  The position begins 29 August
2005 to teach intermediate and/or advanced Arabic.   

Applicants must have experience teaching Arabic as a foreign language to
American students in a university setting.  They should also have
experience teaching spoken Arabic (a regional colloquial and/or educated
spoken Arabic) as well as written Arabic (MSA).  

Ph.D. is preferred but not required.  ACTFL Arabic proficiency testing
certification is a plus.  Areas of specialization preferred:  applied
linguistics, second language acquisition, foreign language pedagogy,
curriculum and materials development. 

Please send a letter of application, a curriculum vitae detailing classroom
teaching experience, and three letters of recommendation by 19 August 2005
(if possible).  Please write out the Center's name when mailing package to the
address below.  

Georgetown is a Catholic and Jesuit, student-centered research university
and candidates are encouraged to read its mission statement on the
university's website. Georgetown University is Affirmative Action/Equal
Opportunity Employer.  Women and minorities are especially invited to apply.

Address for Applications:

Dr. Elizabeth M. Bergman 
Center for Advanced Proficiency in Arabic 
P.O. Box 571129 
Washington, DC 20057 
United States of America  

Application Deadline: Open until filled.

Contact Information

CAPA 
Email: capa at georgetown.edu 
Phone: 202.687.3925





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