Hello!
are there anyone who major biology or chemistry in Albright college?
thanks
Hi! Are there any Albright students? What do you think about school and especially Biology in Albright? Also, worried about the city, is it really so bad? I will live off-campus, can somebody recommend apartments?
thank you
Albright College has committed to developing a first-year writing program taught entirely by full-time instructors. As a result, we are pleased to announce two separate searches, one for multiple tenure-track positions and one for multiple non-tenure-track positions. Please read below for more information on the positions and how to apply. I encourage you to circulate the ads widely.
Please feel free to contact me at lgoodman@albright.edu with any questions.
Thanks!
Lesley GoodmanAlbright CollegeAssociate Professor of EnglishDirector of Writing
Instructor of English positions
Albright College’s Department of English seeks applications for multiple full-time non-tenure-track faculty positions to teach first-year writing. These positions are part of the College’s commitment to create a writing program taught entirely by full-time instructors. Successful candidates will be appointed at the Instructor or Lecturer levels dependent upon qualifications. These are full-time positions with one-year contracts that are renewable based upon evaluation; after some years, one promotion step and multi-year contracts are available. Successful candidates will teach a 3/3 in our two-semester first-year composition sequence and will participate in service and institutionally funded research / professional development. Albright College is a small liberal-arts college that offers a challenging curriculum to a very diverse student body. The College is consistently named as a top performer in social mobility and in return on investment.
Required Qualifications:
1.MA in English, Rhetoric and Writing Studies, or a closely related field
2.Record of excellence in and commitment to teaching first-year composition
3.Demonstrated commitment to enhancing equity and inclusion, sensitivity to the needs of culturally diverse and marginalized groups, and working with students holding a range of worldviews
Preferred Qualifications:
1.PhD in English, Rhetoric and Writing Studies, or a close related field; or MFA in creative writing
2.Experience with in-person and technologically enhanced teaching
3.Evidence of positive contributions to team projects and working environments
Review of applications for this position will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Interested applicants
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