Lecturer Pool in Department of English; Academic Year 26

Courses and Areas of Specialization

• ENGL 102 – Stretch Composition & Rhetoric A
• ENGL 103 – Stretch Composition & Rhetoric B
• ENGL 104 – Composition & Rhetoric
• ENGL 110 – Academic Literacies Support & Seminar
• ENGL 105 – Literature, Media and Culture
• ENGL 107 – Critical Writing
• ENGL 304W – Writing in the Public Sphere
• ENGL 212 – Topics in Writing
• ENGL 313 – Critical Topics in Writing
• ENGL 306 – Contemporary Texts
• ENGL 308 – Gender in Literature
• ENGL 307 – Arts-Based Programs in Health
• ENGL 309W – Narrative Medicine:
  Communication in Health Care
• ENGL 450 – Tutoring Developing Writers
• ENGL 344 – Young Adult Literature
• ENGL 426 – Teaching Secondary Writing
• ENGL 211 – Introduction to Creative Writing
• ENGL 311 – Creative Writing for Environmental Justice
• ENGL 314 – Creative Writing:
  Nonfiction
• ENGL 315 – Creative Writing:
  Fiction
• ENGL 316 – Creative Writing:
  Poetry
• ENGL 318 – How Writers Persuade:
  Cross-Cultural Rhetorics
• ENGL 319 – Podcasts, Social Media, and Web-Based Writing
• ENGL 218 – Conceptualizing English Studies
• ENGL 220 – Representation Matters:
  Literature and Identity
• ENGL 232 – U.S. Literature and Social Change
• ENGL 336 – U.S. Writers of Color
• ENGL 406 – Theories and Technologies of Writing
• ENGL 327 – Linguistic Diversity and Language Analysis
• ENGL 240 – Topics in World Literatures
• ENGL 330 – Topics in Literatures of the Americas
• ENGL 230 – Survey of British Literature I
• ENGL 231 – Survey of British Literature II
• ENGL 325 – History of English as a Global Language
• ENGL 328 – Structure of American English
• ENGL 342 – Special Topics in Shakespeare
• ENGL 394 – Oregon Shakespeare Festival
• ENGL 350 – Topics in British and Postcolonial Literatures
• ENGL 410/510 – Topics in Queer and Trans Studies
• ENGL 471/571 – Body, World-building, and Environment
• ENGL 417 – Second Language Acquisition
• ENGL 420/620 – Advanced Topics in Critical Theory
• ENGL 435/535 – Introduction to English as a Second/Foreign Language
• ENGL 436 – Career Preparation for Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language
• ENGL 465B/C – Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages
• ENGL ways:
  Research, Libraries, Advanced Research Writing
• ENGL 460 – Literary Editing & Publishing
• ENGL 461 – Professional Concerns in Writing & Editing

Degree:
Earned M.A. in an appropriate field (or Ph.D. or Ed.D. for specific course areas).

Experience:

Successful teaching experience with developmental or college-level writers; evidence of teaching diversified or learning-focused pedagogy; ability to integrate antiracist and intersectional frameworks. For specific course areas, experiencee.g., literary analysis, critical theory, creative writing, health-related English, or language diversity).

Preferred:
Evidence of teaching effectiveness, experience with diverse student populations, bilingual or multilingual proficiency, and research relevant to the course area. For certain positions a Ph.D. or M.F.A. is preferred.

Ph.D. (or equivalent) in an appropriate field, bilingual Spanish (or other languages), research experience, and collaborations with faculty across the curriculum.

Position Type:
Lecturer
Availability:
As needed
First Review Date:
Applications received by April 1st annually are given first consideration; early response is encouraged.

Dependent on qualifications and experience. Salary schedule information for the Lecturer – Academic Year Classification is available based on the following ranges:

• Lecturer A $5,507 – $6,677
• Lecturer B $6,221 – $13,224
• Lecturer C $6,825 – $14,523

Appointees are typically placed at the beginning of the range. The full-time (15 units per semester) monthly base salaries indicated in the schedules above are prorated to the number of units worked and are paid in six monthly payments for each full semester.

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