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Description Job Summary: Department Overview Situated within the Department of Linguistics, the American Sign Language (ASL) Program is a small but vibrant academic program that encompasses language instruction
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: Department Overview Situated within the Department of Linguistics, the American Sign Language (ASL) Program is a small but vibrant academic program that encompasses language instruction, research, educational
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of the university. Demonstrated strong commitment to teaching and innovative scholarship is imperative. We understand philology in a broad sense of the term, as an overlap between the study of language and culture
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higher education or an international non-governmental organization and global human resources is preferred. Foreign language proficiency is a plus. Additional Information Standard Hours/Schedule: 40 hours
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significance as viewed globally and through the lens of specific regions. We welcome applications from candidates who combine a strong training in the study of Christianity with linguistic and historical
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significance as viewed globally and through the lens of specific regions. We welcome applications from candidates who combine a strong training in the study of Christianity with linguistic and historical
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. The instructor will support (a) course(s) in Arabic under the supervision of the Director of Modern Language Programs (DLP) and in coordination with full-time faculty in that language. Responsibilities
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overall operation, functions and programs of the School to which assigned Additional Qualifications and Skills: Knowledge of a foreign language and or study abroad preferred. Additional Information Standard
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when applying: 1) Resume, 2) Cover letter, 3) Sample of SAS Code (solely created by the applicant - preferably utilizing macro language), and 4) Names and email addresses for three (3) Professional
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, liability, and indemnification language. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to translate legal/contractual language for non-legal audiences. Experience developing SOPs