Job Overview:
The School of Arts and Sciences is seeking a dedicated and dynamic English Faculty member to join our team. The ideal candidate will demonstrate excellence in teaching, a passion for literature and composition, and a commitment to student success. The English Faculty will be responsible for delivering engaging instruction across a variety of English courses, including writing, literature, and critical thinking, while supporting the department’s academic goals and contributing to curriculum development.

Key Responsibilities:

• Teach undergraduate courses in composition, literature, and related subjects
• Develop and update course materials, syllabi, and assessments in alignment with academic standards
• Foster a positive and inclusive classroom environment that supports student engagement and learning
• Advise and mentor students on academic progress and career pathways
• Participate in departmental meetings, curriculum development, and academic committees
• Engage in professional development and stay current with developments in the field
• Contribute to the academic and cultural life of the university through research, service, and community involvement

Requirements:

• Ability to teach a wide range of English courses including composition, literature, and academic writing
• Strong classroom management and communication skills
• Familiarity with diverse pedagogical approaches and inclusive teaching practices
• Willingness to participate in departmental initiatives and university service
• Commitment to academic integrity and excellence in education

Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in English, Literature, Comparative Literature, Rhetoric, or a closely related field (PhD preferred)
• Prior teaching experience at the university level is strongly preferred
• Demonstrated record of academic achievement and scholarly engagement
• Experience using digital learning platforms and tools (e.g., LMS systems, online teaching tools)
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary academic environment

• Teach undergraduate courses in composition, literature, and related subjects
• Develop and update course materials, syllabi, and assessments in alignment with academic standards
• Foster a positive and inclusive classroom environment that supports student engagement and learning
• Advise and mentor students on academic progress and career pathways
• Participate in departmental meetings, curriculum development, and academic committees
• Engage in professional development and stay current with developments in the field
• Contribute to the academic and cultural life of the university through research, service, and community involvemen