LINGUIST List 18.1130
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Jobs: TESOL: Lecturer, Teachers College, Columbia University
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1. ZhaoHong
Han,
TESOL: Lecturer, Teachers College, Columbia University, NY, USA
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Message 1: TESOL: Lecturer, Teachers College, Columbia University, NY, USA
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Date: 12-Apr-2007
From: ZhaoHong Han <hantc.columbia.edu>
Subject: TESOL: Lecturer, Teachers College, Columbia University, NY, USA
University or Organization: Teachers College, Columbia University
Department: TESOL/Applied Linguistics
Job Rank: Lecturer
Specialty Areas: Applied Linguistics; TESOL
Required Language(s): English (eng)
Description:
The TESOL and Applied Linguistics Programs at Teachers College, Columbia
University, are seeking two lecturers with demonstrated teaching experience
and research interests in TESOL and Applied Linguistics. The initial term
for the positions is three years with the possibility of reappointment for
another two years, pending funding and favorable annual reviews.
Responsibilities: Teach graduate courses in some of the following areas:
second language assessment,second language acquisition, computer mediated
language learning and instruction, corpus linguistics, second language
reading and writing, phonetics and phonology, pedagogical English grammar,
and classroom practices. Advise M.A. students and serve on dissertation
committees. Participate in routine program administrative activities.
Maintain an active research interest and professional profile in TESOL and
Applied Linguistics.
Qualifications: Earned doctorate in TESOL or Applied Linguistics; a record
of successful ESL teaching experience; demonstrated record of graduate
level teaching; some evidence of service to the field of TESOL and/or
Applied Linguistics; and ability to perform administrative duties.
To apply for the position: E-mail a cover letter, as soon as possible,
detailing how you match the job description, along with a CV to
Feyentc.columbia.edu . Make sure your subject line reads "TESOL/AL
Lecturer Position" and your attachments are in separate MS Word documents
with your name on them. Have three letters of reference e-mailed to
Feyentc.columbia.edu, with TESOL/AL Lecturer Position placed in the
subject line.
Review of applications will begin on April 20, 2007 and will continue until
the search is completed.
Teachers College as an institution has long been committed to a policy of
equal opportunity in employment. In offering higher education in the
discipline area of TESOL, the College is committed to providing expanding
employment opportunities to minorities, women and the disabled in its own
activities and in society.
Application Deadline: 20-Apr-2007 (Open until filled)
Mailing Address for Applications:
ZhaoHong Han
TESOL/AL Search Committee Chair, Teachers College, Columbia University
Department of Arts and Humanities
TESOL Program, Box 66, 525 West 120th Street
New York, NY 10027-6061
USA
Email Address for Applications: Feyentc.columbia.edu
Contact Information:
ZhaoHong Han
Email: hantc.columbia.edu
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