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Sun Mar 07 2010
Jobs: General Linguistics: Part-time Lecturer, Northeastern University
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1. Janet
Randall,
General Linguistics: Part-time Lecturer, Northeastern University, USA
Message 1: General Linguistics: Part-time Lecturer, Northeastern University, USA
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Date: 06-Mar-2010
From: Janet Randall <randallneu.edu>
Subject: General Linguistics: Part-time Lecturer, Northeastern University, USA
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University or Organization: Northeastern University
Department: Linguistics Program
Job Location: Massachusetts, USA
Job Rank: Part-time Lecturer
Specialty Areas: General Linguistics
Description:
The Linguistics Program at Northeastern University will be hiring 2
part-time Lecturers for Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 to teach Introduction to
Linguistics.
- 3 sections each semester
- 2-or 3-day teaching/advising schedule
- stipend rate approximately $5700 per section
- most sections will have fewer than 20 students
Requirements:
- PhD in Linguistics
- Prior experience teaching Introduction to Linguistics
- contact information for 2 references
To apply, please visit the College of Arts and Science website,
http://www.northeastern.edu/cas/, and click on Faculty Positions.
Application Deadline: 01-Jun-2010
Web Address for Applications: http://www.northeastern.edu/cas/
Contact Information:
Professor Janet Randall
Email: randallneu.edu
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