Primary responsibilities include updating documentation, bibliographic and primary research, related administrative duties, translations and writings, and assisting in preparation of special exhibitions and publications. Minimum M.A. in Chinese art history, Chinese archaeology or related field. Requires fluency in reading Chinese and translating Chinese into English, and some knowledge of research and experience in the preparation of scholarly publications is preferred.
Positions are open immediately.
Ph.D. degree required. Candidate should be prepared to teach all periods of Chinese history, plus courses in Japanese and world history. Familiarity with educational technology, including online and distance education courses, preferred. Training in secondary education desirable. Materials must be received no later than April 16.