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Job description
Part-time Collegiate Faculty
Supervisor: Chair of Humanities and Sciences Department
Start - End Date: January 25, 2027 - May 7, 2027
Objective: Responsible for teaching two sections of HMS 203: Introduction to Global Civilizations, a required class for all undergraduate degrees at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
Work hours: Part-time, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9-10:20am and 10:30-11:50am (subject to change) for 14 weeks.
Job duties:
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music invites applicants to teach Introduction to Global Civilizations - a semester-long history survey covering major civilizations, events, and movements from ancient to modern times.
How to Apply:
Please apply through our website. For full consideration, upload the following:
Curriculum vitae (under "Select Resume to Upload" in the application system)
Letter of application (under "Upload Cover Letter"); In your cover letter, please include:
Your vision for the content, structure, assessments, and learning outcomes for this course, which is typically taken by freshmen and sophomores.
A brief paragraph describing how you would teach an 80-minute class on the Enlightenment to freshmen conservatory students.
Names and contact information of three professional references (under "References").
Applications will be reviewed after July 15th.
Questions about the application process can be directed to Michael Patterson (mpatterson - at - sfcm (.) edu); questions about the position can be directed to Chair Katherine Isokawa (kisokawa - at - sfcm (.) edu).
Requirements:
Candidates should have completed an advanced degree in history or a related field, or hold ABD status with degree completion guaranteed by August 1, 2027.
Candidates should have demonstrated excellence in teaching at the college level.
Worksite address
san francisco, CA, 94199, US
Who can apply
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