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of owned channels, and experiment with and learn from new tools and technologies. Advise staff, faculty, and students across the College in these areas. Advise College offices and departments
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The Department of Classics at Carleton College invites applicants for a tenure-track position in classical philology to begin in the fall of 2027. We seek a dynamic teacher-scholar who can teach
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and fabric furniture. Report items in need of repair or replacement. Guide and assist in training student employees. Maintain inventory and supply order. Acquire and maintain knowledge of job-related
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organizational skills Self-motivated with the ability to help recruit, teach and coach highly talented scholar-athletes who can succeed in a challenging academic environment Valid driver’s license. Must have the
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mental states (i.e., the neural correlates underlying cognitive, social, affective psychological processes) to begin September 1, 2027. The person hired into this position will teach five courses per year
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Spring 10-week terms) with 4 courses in the first year of employment. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to teach a mixture of introductory- and advanced-level courses that should appeal
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factors; departmental budgets; and responsibility. Essential Job Functions/Responsibilities: Staff Orientation, Training & Development Design, execute, and oversee College-wide learning, professional
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development in children) to begin September 1, 2027. The person hired into this position will teach five courses per year in Carleton’s trimester system (Fall, Winter, Spring). Carleton is a highly-ranked
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high degree of word processing and computer knowledge required (Microsoft Suite including Excel, Google Suite, etc). Ability to work in a dynamic and multicultural community. Proficiency in managing
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and who have demonstrated a commitment to creating, fostering and sustaining an inclusive environment Detailed-oriented and willingness to learn Ability to act with a high level of courtesy, tact