The Department of Feminist Studies at UC Santa Barbara invites applications for a .22 FTE Lecturer position

Lecturer
UCSB -- Department of Feminist Studies
 
Position title: Lecturer
Anticipated Starting Date: Jan 1, 2025 (Winter Quarter and Spring Quarter)
 
Salary range: The posted UC salary scales set the minimum pay determined by rank
and/or step at appointment. See Table 15 for the salary history range. A reasonable
estimate for this position at 100% is $68,247 to $72,404. This is .22 FTE position.
Position Information and Application Link: https://recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/JPF02815:
Help contact: rosa.pinter@ucsb.edu
 
The Department of Feminist Studies at UC Santa Barbara invites applications for a
lecturer in Feminist Studies. Lecturer will teach FEST 171A (Winter) and FEST 171B
(Spring). The successful candidate will be expected to teach this two quarter course
sequence that integrates field-work experience with an academic seminar focusing on
the historical, sociological, and political issues surrounding community services for
women. Each student will be placed as an intern in a community agency for both
quarters.
 
The Lecturer position is a 22% position and we encourage anyone also to apply for the
78% Academic Coordinator position in the Center for Feminist Futures JPF02815
https://recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/JPF02805. The Academic Coordinator position and the
Lecturer position for these two courses add up to 100% salary.
 
Application Materials
● Curriculum Vitae - Your most recently updated C.V.
● Cover Letter
● Statement of Contributions to Diversity (Optional)
● Contact information for 2-3 references
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color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age or
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