Sobre esta vaga de Course Lecturer - RELG 338 - Winter 2027 na McGill University
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The School of Religious Studies is hiring one course lecturer to teach RELG 338 Women and the Christian Tradition with Prof. Patricia Kirkpatrick in Winter 2027 term. Prof. Kirkpatrick will teach one section and the course lecture will teach the other half.
Teaching Qualification Requirements:
Education
Minimum of a Ph.D. in religious studies, or PhD advanced candidacy preferably in Catholic Studies.
Experience
The course will be a study of women's involvement in the Christian tradition. Topics include feminist interpretation of scripture, ideas of virginity, marriage and motherhood, mysticism, asceticism, European witch hunts, contemporary women's liberation theories. Incumbent must show evidence of superior teaching ability, in the form of prior teaching in the course subject in the same or similar field.
Other
Proposed course outline/syllabus to indicate how the applicant would present the course.
Hiring Unit: School of Religious Studies
Course Title: RELG 338 - Women and the Christian Tradition
Credits: 3 credit course
Schedule: TR 11:35am - 12:55pm
Location: BIRKS 111
Salary: $5,912.00
Applicants should submit: a) CV; b) proposed course outline; c) the names of two referees; d) MCLIU application form .
MCLIU application form
https://www.mcgill.ca/religiousstudies/files/religiousstudies/mcliu_application_form_0.pdf
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