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Assistant Professor, Chicana/o Studies (with specialization in the interdisciplinary study of Chicanx and Latinx visual culture and immigration)

Fullerton, CA

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

$6,221/mo - $13,224/mo

California State University, Fullerton is a minority-serving institution committed to diversity and inclusion. They are seeking a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Chicana/o Studies to teach, mentor students, and contribute to scholarship in the interdisciplinary study of Chicanx and Latinx visual culture and immigration.

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No H1B

Responsibilities

Developing and teaching introductory, core, and Ethnic Studies Requirement courses in the discipline

Developing courses in their area(s) of specialization

Producing scholarship and/or equivalent creative activities commensurate with the Department Personal Standards requirements for tenure

Mentor students

Serve on departmental and university-wide committees

Qualification

Ph.D. in Ethnic StudiesInterdisciplinary study expertiseTeaching excellenceScholarly accomplishmentsCurriculum developmentCommitment to diversityCollaboration skillsMentoring students

Required

Ph.D. in Ethnic Studies, Chicana/o Studies, or related fields with an interdisciplinary study of visual culture and immigration (ABDs may apply but must show evidence that the degree will be completed by the appointment date)

Demonstrated or potential excellence in undergraduate teaching

Demonstrated commitment to working effectively with students from intersecting marginalized social groups

A strong record of scholarly and/or creative accomplishments appropriate to the level of appointment

Experience in working collaboratively with colleagues and communities

Ability to balance excellent teaching, scholarship/creative activity and service

Preferred

Ability to teach and build curriculum in lower and upper-division courses focused on visual culture and immigration with an emphasis in Latinx and Central American Studies

Evidence of effective use of a variety of instructional methods and learning modalities

Commitment to cocurricular activities and engagement with campus and regional communities