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should not be the sole purpose for your application.) Major Responsibilities: A classroom based 3 credit hour course pays $3500 per class. The department typically hires for the courses/subject areas
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archaeological theory as well as upper-division courses in the individual's area of expertise. The topics of such classes might include the historical archaeology of Africa and the African diaspora, community
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seminar, and will be on campus four days per week. For Fall 2024 and Spring 2025, the position is half-time, teaching one course each semester (two days on campus per week.) We seek an innovative teacher
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the option for summer courses. Courses to be covered include Marriage and Family (SO301), Sociology of Gender (SO320) and Sociological Theory (SO343), in addition to social work classes. The successful
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Columbia University Department of Neuroscience | New York City, New York | United States | 25 days ago
the University-wide PhD Program in Neurobiology & Behavior, with 158 training faculty and 108 Ph.D. and M.D.-Ph. D students. The Chair will be expected to be a world-class neuroscientist with a history of
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archaeology and archaeological theory as well as upper-division courses in the individual's area of expertise. The topics of such classes might include the historical archaeology of Africa and the African
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should not be the sole purpose for your application.) Major Responsibilities: A classroom based 3 credit hour course pays $3500 per class. The department typically hires for the courses/subject areas
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semesters), a mid-level geographic or topical course, and two upper-level undergraduate seminars. Courses should be designed for undergraduate majors and non-majors and with minimal prerequisites. We
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is comparable to two classes per semester and one summer session course. Teaching: Instruction will include: 1) teaching in existing classes, including classes that support pre- and post-experiential
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archaeological theory as well as upper-division courses in the individual's area of expertise. The topics of such classes might include the historical archaeology of Africa and the African diaspora, community