Teach Canadian History at University

Explore the role of Canadian identity in 'Inventing Canada' at the University of Toronto as a Sessional Lecturer. This part-time position emphasizes engagement with diverse historical narratives, focusing on women and Indigenous representation.

CDN
197H1F is a course that delves into how Canadian commemorative histories shape identities. The position requires designing and delivering university-level content, assessing student assignments, and maintaining office hours. Candidates must hold a Master’s degree, with preference for those with a Ph.D. and proven teaching excellence.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design and deliver course content for CDN
197H1F

• Develop, administer, and grade student assignments

• Hold regular office hours for student support

• Foster critical thinking through diverse media

• Encourage discussion on commemorative histories

Requirements:

• Master's degree in Social Sciences or Humanities

• Ph.D. in relevant field preferred

• Experience teaching Canadian colonial history

• Evidence of superior undergraduate teaching

• Knowledge of diverse historical narratives

Deliver engaging lectures and support diverse student perspectives in Canadian studies.
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