Adjunct Faculty - Modern Languages - French; pooled position

Position: Adjunct Faculty - Modern Languages - French (pooled position)
The Citadel's French Program welcomes applications for adjunct faculty instructors in French. Course availability varies. Subject to experience, teaching assignments may include beginner through intermediate language instruction. Scheduling is typically flexible within the weekday hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. The Citadel's goal is to build long-term relationships with high-quality part-time faculty members who are committed to developing principled, well-rounded leaders who appreciate the value of being culturally and linguistically proficient in world languages other than their own.

This job posting is not for a specific assignment or for a full-time faculty position, but rather for a pool of candidates who may be considered.

Minimum Qualifications:

* Native or near-native fluency in French

* Master's degree in French or a Master's degree in another subject with 18 hours of graduate-level study in French or an equivalent

Preferred Qualifications:

* Experience teaching at the undergraduate level

Interested applicants should start by sending a brief letter of application and a CV to:
Dr. Caroline Strobbe (cstrobbe), Department of Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, The Citadel.

About The Citadel College

The Citadel, also known as the Military College of South Carolina, is a public senior military college located in Charleston, South Carolina. Founded in 1842, The Citadel has a rich history and educational reputation. With our current location on the banks of the Ashley River in downtown Charleston, you are close to great restaurants, shopping and much more. Ranked #1 Public College in the South (U.S. News & World Report, 2022) for schools with up to a master's degree, the opportunities are endless.

There are about 2,300 undergraduate students who make up the South Carolina Corps of Cadets. Out of the Corps of Cadets, 1 out of 3 graduates earn a military commission. Students can choose from 31 Majors, 57 Minors, pre-health professions, and pre-law (a concentration in political science). The 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio guarantees students a quality education. Another 1,000 students attend the Graduate College, evening and online programs.