Sessional Lecturer Canadian Studies Course

Position: Sessional Lecturer for Canadian Studies Course
Join the University of Toronto as a Sessional Lecturer for CDN
197H1F, focusing on Canadian identity and commemorative practices. This part-time role presents an opportunity to lead discussions on representation and historical acknowledgment.

This appointment spans the fall semester, emphasizing teaching excellence and innovative content delivery. Candidates should be equipped with a Master's degree, ideally a Ph.D., and have demonstrated expertise in Canadian colonial history and effective pedagogy.

Key Responsibilities:

• Prepare and deliver engaging course materials

• Evaluate and grade student assignments thoroughly

• Maintain office hours for student interactions

• Guide discussions on key cultural and political figures

• Use case studies and media to enhance learning

Requirements:

• Master’s degree in Social Sciences or Humanities

• Ph.D. preferred with teaching experience

• Expertise in Canadian Studies or related fields

• Proven record of undergraduate teaching success

• Knowledge of Indigenous perspectives in history

Foster critical inquiry and engage students in meaningful discussion on Canada's past.
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