9-Month Tenure Track Faculty - Spanish
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Projected Salary Range:
Instructor: $40,502 - $49,610
Assistant Professor: $45,040 - $56,300
Pay will be determined based on experience and education in accordance with the salary guidelines of the Tennessee Board of Regents. To ensure consideration, all relevant work experience must be included in the application
Descripción
The Humanities and Fine Arts Department at Chattanooga State Community College is looking for a full-time tenure track Spanish instructor. The ideal candidate will exhibit a passion for educating the College’s increasingly diverse student population. We are searching for a person who will enthusiastically engage students in Spanish language courses and serve as a faculty leader for the department. Successful candidates will be innovative, collaborative, and supportive individuals who demonstrate a sensitivity to diversity, collegiality and excellence in teaching.
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KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, EXPERIENCE AND ABILITIES
- Demonstrated excellence in language teaching at all levels; ability to teach literature and culture in both Spanish and English; native or near-native fluency in Spanish and English.
- Commitment to maintain currency in the discipline, including use of advanced technology required in the discipline.
- Knowledge of American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages ACTFL standards.
- Strong commitment to professional growth and development, and to the continued innovation and improvement of successful teaching.
- Demonstrated ability to work effectively with computers and other forms of advanced technology utilized in providing high quality instruction and the understanding and successful use of learning technology.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
- Master’s degree in Spanish, PhD preferred
- Teaching experience at the community college level, or a mix of secondary, community college and/or university experience.
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