Adjunct Faculty, European Studies​/Political Science

Adjunct Faculty, European Studies/Political Science

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The Hofstra College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is pleased to invite applications for an adjunct position in European Studies directed within the Political Science Department. The European Studies Program welcomes applicants with competencies in European thought and rabbinic literature. The European Studies Program is an interdisciplinary program promoting greater understanding of Europe from both the humanities and social sciences. The position requires the teaching of an undergraduate course entitled Ancient Texts, European Minds:
Interpretations of the Hebrew Bible Through the Ages. This course surveys European biblical commentators from antiquity to the modern era. The Adjunct Position in European Studies responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
Teach Ancient Texts, European Minds:
Interpretations of the Hebrew Bible Through the Ages, for undergraduates (3 hours per week) Additional student contact of a minimum of one hour per week for student assistance.

Master's degree or equivalent in Hebrew Bible and rabbinic literature required. Demonstrated record of teaching. Commitment to fostering an inclusive learning environment and supporting students from diverse backgrounds.

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