French Lecturer

Job Information

Posting Number: F-1025

College/Unit: College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Home Department: Department of History, World Languages, and Cultures

Employee Group: Fixed-Term Faculty - Academic Year

Employment Status: Part-Time

Position Type: 9 month (Academic Year)

Position Classification: Fixed-Term Faculty

Position Begin Date: 08/24/2026

Posting Begins: 01/30/2026

Open Until Filled: Yes

The Department of History, World Languages, and Cultures at Central Michigan University invites applications for a fixed‑term faculty Lecturer in French. Teaching responsibilities include all levels of French language courses. This is a part‑time appointment.

• MA in French or a closely related field.
• Native or near‑native fluency in both French and English.
• Ability to perform the essential functions of the job with or without reasonable accommodation.

• Prior experience teaching French.

Central Michigan University is dedicated to fostering an environment that is reflective of the communities we serve. We are especially interested in highly qualified candidates who will advance and promote CMU’s mission, vision, and leadership standards.

You must submit an online application in order to be considered as an applicant for this position. Please include a cover letter, CV, and list of references with your application. Cover letters may be addressed to the Hiring Committee.

For questions, please contact:
Maria Chouza‑Calo at chouz1m or Amy Ransom at ranso1aj
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Office: 103

E. Preston St., Bovee University Center, suite 306, Mount Pleasant, MI 48858

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