May assist in editing or producing publications, event publicity, press kits, fact sheets, biographies and other materials. B.A. program to begin January, 2002. Applicants should have experience in dance artist education, interdisciplinary practices, and appreciation for contemplative disciplines. Candidates must have knowledge, understanding, and experience in teaching and learning pedagogy and value an inclusive learning community. A willingness to work with people of all backgrounds is essential for this position.
Placement is full-time, with benefits.
The Environmental Studies department seeks a full-time faculty member to teach courses in Environmental Justice, American Indian History and Contemporary Issues, American Indian Literature, Indigenous Science and Indigenous Peoples, and Environmental Issues. 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.