8 Linguistics positions at University of North Carolina Wilmington in United-States

English Language Center (Continuous Recruitment) Pool

). If degree is not in TESOL, provide evidence of coursework in language teaching methodology, introduction to linguistics, structure of English, second language acquisition, and practicum experience. Preferred

Research Computing and Data Professional

. Proficiency with a high-level programming language such as Python, Fortran, or C++. Proficiency using a Linux shell environment. Proficiency using a job scheduling system (such as Slurm or LSF). Effective

SHRA Temporary Instructor

for this Position Instructors will be teaching classes in composition, literature and reading, mathematics, laboratory science, and foreign language. All instructors are responsible to the Director for

Temp/Part-Time Faculty, Watson College of Education - Academic Year 2024-2025

education, elementary, middle grades, and special education (general and adapted tracks) as well as graduate degrees and/or licensure in elementary, middle grades and language and literacy. The Department

English Language Center (Continuous Recruitment) Pool

). If degree is not in TESOL, provide evidence of coursework in language teaching methodology, introduction to linguistics, structure of English, second language acquisition, and practicum experience. Preferred

Lecturer - Archaeology of Africa, the African Diaspora, and/or Indigenous Populations

Anthropology, students are encouraged to develop competence in a foreign language and to broaden their cultural horizons by participating in study abroad programs. Through participation in field studies and

SHRA Temporary Instructor

for this Position Instructors will be teaching classes in composition, literature and reading, mathematics, laboratory science, and foreign language. All instructors are responsible to the Director for

Temp/Part-Time Faculty, Watson College of Education - Academic Year 2023-2024

education, elementary, middle grades, and special education (general and adapted tracks) as well as graduate degrees and/or licensure in elementary, middle grades and language and literacy. The Department