Ethnic and Religious Studies Department at Metropolitan State is looking for community (adjunct) faculty candidates for the following courses for Spring 2018

The Ethnic and Religious Studies Department at Metropolitan State is looking for community (adjunct) faculty candidates for the following courses for Spring 2018:

ETHS 304: Environmental Justice and Public Policy

Candidates must have demonstrated ability to teach fully online asynchronous preparations and have experience with effectively using a Learning Management System (i.e., D2L, Moodle, etc.). Metro State’s LMS is D2L Brightspace.

ETHS 324: Race and the Internet

Preference for candidates with demonstrated ability to teach fully online asynchronous preparations and/or hybrid preparations, and have experience with effectively using a Learning Management System (i.e., D2L, Moodle, etc.). Metro State’s LMS is D2L/Brightspace.

ETHS 380: Special Topics (Hmong Studies)
Preference for candidates focused on Minnesota and/or the Upper Midwest, and who can teach an upper level survey on Hmong culture, immigration, and experience. This course can either be a real-time preparation (6:00-9:20 pm once weekly) or a hybrid or fully online preparation, depending on the candidates’ preferences and teaching skill set.

Metropolitan State community faculty must either hold a graduate degree (MA or PhD) in an Ethnic Studies-related field or interdiscipline in the Humanities or Social Sciences, OR have a minimum of 16 completed graduate credits at the time of hire in an Ethnic Studies-related field or interdiscipline in the Humanities or Social Sciences. These positions are bound by the Inter Faculty Organization-Minnesota State Master Agreement (Art. 10, §J), and are non-probationary.

Candidates should contact Aureliano Maria DeSoto  directly via email with a curriculum vitae (a cover letter is not required) by May 1^st, 2017.