These courses provide awareness and understanding of current political, social, and cultural experiences of indigenous peoples. This position offers an opportunity to collaborate with colleagues in the department to strengthen and develop the Environmental Studies program at the B.A. level and the Environmental Leadership and Peacemaking program at the M. A. level. Candidates must have knowledge, understanding, and experience in teaching and learning pedagogy and value an inclusive learning community. Applicants must have a Master's or Doctorate degree and relevant teaching experience in the subject matter. A willingness to work with people of all backgrounds is essential for this position.
Placement is full-time, with benefits.
Salary is commensurate with experience and education. Teaching responsibilities to begin August of 2001. This position is responsible for maintaining college library standards, enlivening the library environment through long range planning and by keeping current with new developments, and relating to other libraries and campus offices as necessary. Qualifications include a Master's degree in Library Science or equivalent experience and education. Supervisory experience in a library setting preferred.