Colorado College

Opportunity to earn extra money through grading/teaching assistance.. Please refer to Eligibility for Visa Sponsorship This position is not eligible for visa sponsorship Responsibilities: Teaching: Extended format Latin and Greek classes (2 hours per week at each level in each language)—ranging from lower intermediate to advanced level.. Cultural Programming: The CLCAC is in charge of the cultural programming for the Classics Department and will live on campus near students; plan, organize and execute cultural programs and activities for Greek and Latin students and the campus community (e.g. dinners, movies, language “tables” at meals, field trips, campus-wide cultural activities involving literature, drama, film or dance).. No Required Qualifications: Master’s degree in the classics or equivalent; knowledge of teaching methodologies and classroom strategies; strong interpersonal skills; excellent communication and organizational skills; ability to communicate effectively and develop positive relationships with people from different cultural backgrounds; satisfactory knowledge of Latin and ancient Greek language.. Preferred Qualifications: Predoctoral Ph. D. candidate; experience teaching Latin and/or Greek at College/University level.

program coordinator

Summary Description Assists in language teaching though instruction, tutoring and related cultural activities. The Classical Languages and Cultural Activities Coordinator lives on campus and also directs/coordinates cultural programming. This is a 9-month position that runs from mid-August until mid-May. Work location On-site: This position operates on campus Pay Band Anticipated Salary Range Pay Information Salary ($6460/year): paid evenly in the academic year on the 15th and last day of month.Teaching (adjunct) ($900 per course/per semester)Food stipend: paid at the beginning of each semester; $1700 per semesterRoom: valued at $4048 per semester.Opportunity to earn extra money through grading/teaching assistance.Opportunity to audit (without credit) up to two courses and to enroll in one course for credit per semester.Reimbursement up to $1800 for least-cost round-trip economy flight to Colorado Springs. The pay range reflects base pay for positions in a given pay band across the college. Individual rates are determined within the range by factors including one’s qualifications, equity with others in the department, market rates for positions within the same band and department budget. Please refer to Eligibility for Visa Sponsorship This position is not eligible for visa sponsorship Responsibilities: Teaching: Extended format Latin and Greek classes (2 hours per week at each level in each language)—ranging from lower intermediate to advanced level. Tutoring: as needed to supplement the class meetings; working with senior majors on translations in their theses. Cultural Programming: The CLCAC is in charge of the cultural programming for the Classics Department and will live on campus near students; plan, organize and execute cultural programs and activities for Greek and Latin students and the campus community (e.g. dinners, movies, language “tables” at meals, field trips, campus-wide cultural activities involving literature, drama, film or dance).Additional Responsibilities:Maintain appropriate documentation and records as instructed.Collaborate with the Director of Global Studies and Residential Life Coordinator to create programs to prepare students for experiences abroad and reconnect students returning from abroad.Meet as appropriate with the faculty advisor.Promote an environment and relationships with students, faculty and staff that reflects inclusion and respect for diversity and equitable practices.Assist students, particularly from underrepresented racial/ethnic groups, low-income households, and first generations students, to reflect on their experiences in ways that will promote opportunities for a productive and successful experience at CC. Does this position require driving CC vehicles/ being insurable under CC's insurance plan? No Required Qualifications: Master’s degree in the classics or equivalent; knowledge of teaching methodologies and classroom strategies; strong interpersonal skills; excellent communication and organizational skills; ability to communicate effectively and develop positive relationships with people from different cultural backgrounds; satisfactory knowledge of Latin and ancient Greek language. Must be independent, adaptable, flexible, able to work with various constituencies, and enthusiastic about classical culture. The successful candidate will exhibit the potential for excellence in teaching and for contributing to the department’s scholarly activities. Preferred Qualifications: Predoctoral Ph.D. candidate; experience teaching Latin and/or Greek at College/University level.

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