Demonstrated excellence in teaching is the crucial credential for the position. Successful applicant will be teaching one or more courses in socio-cultural anthropology, applied anthropology, linguistics, archaeology, or biological anthropology.
Salary is dependent upon educational preparation and experience.
The Department of Anthropology at Oberlin College is seeking a biological anthropologist with teaching experience for a one semester position beginning in fall, 2001. Teaching responsibilities will consist of an introductory course in biological anthropology and two upper level courses to be worked out in consultation with the department. Possibilities include primate social behavior and human evolution. One of the two courses would be a small junior-senior seminar. There is some possibility that the position might be continued for a second semester.