Department:
American Studies - 311100
Application Deadline:11/20/2024
Position Type:Visiting / Part-time Faculty
Working Title:Adjunct Assistant Professor
Appointment Type:Adjunct Faculty
Position Number:20067791
Vacancy ID:F003225
Full-time/Part-time:Part-Time Temporary
Hours per week:10
FTE:0.25
Position Location:North Carolina, US
Hiring Range:$10,000
Proposed Start Date:01/01/2025
Estimated duration of appointment:6 months
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Primary Purpose of Organizational Unit:UNC's Department of American Studies has explored the developing cultural entity we call 'America' for more than fifty years. We are committed to interdisciplinary study on the grounds that to begin to understand America we need to consider its history, its politics and institutions, and the many and varied cultural products in which Americans express their identities, values, and concerns. We consider the study of folklore and vernacular culture to be an essential component of this interdisciplinary approach. We welcome applications from scholars whose work aligns with the departmental mission of American Studies, as outlined on our website.
Position Summary:We seek a scholar to teach AMST 375 Critical Issues in Contemporary Food Studies in the Spring semester of 2025. In AMST 375, students explore, analyze, and research the politics and ethics of major food debates in contemporary American culture.
Minimum Education and Experience Requirements:Candidates must have a PhD in American Studies or a related discipline. Teaching this course will involve developing the syllabus and reading assignments as well as planning and evaluating the research and writing assignments.
Preferred Qualifications, Competencies, and Experience:N/A
Special Physical/Mental Requirements :N/A
Campus Security Authority Responsibilities:Not Applicable.
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