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Millikin University invites applications for a full-time faculty position as Instructor or tenure-track Assistant Professor of English to teach news and feature writing, along with first-year writing courses. Teaching responsibilities would include: (1) teaching the journalism track in the writing major, (2) advising Millikin's award-winning student newspaper, (3) teaching first-year writing courses. Master's Degree required for Instructor candidates; Ph.D. or ABD required for Assistant Professor candidates.

The Kansas Association of Teachers of English invites proposals for practical and experiential 45-minute sessions that explore students’ development as readers and writers both inside and outside our classrooms. The 2010 conference theme--"Going Public:

To: Our WPA Colleagues

From: Joe Janangelo, Duane Roen, and Sheldon Walcher

Subject: Preface and Executive Summary of The CWPA Mentoring Survey

Date: March 8, 2010

Preface

We are writing to thank everyone who took of The WPA Mentoring Survey and to share this summary of the report we presented to the CWPA Executive Committee. This report has 3 parts:

I. Introduction and Three Key Findings

WRITING INSTRUCTOR: ENGLISH

Pending availability of funding, the Department of English is seeking one non-tenure track instructor for a one-year appointment, with the possibility of renewal for up to 6 years. Teaching responsibilities: nine 4-credit hour courses in the writing program (primarily first-year composition) over three quarters. Salary: competitive.

The English Department teaches all first-year courses in networked computer classrooms; many sections are linked to learning communities. Information on Wright State’s writing program can be found at

VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH

Pending availability of funding, the Department of English is seeking one non-tenure track assistant professor for a one-year appointment, with the possibility of renewal, pending availability of funding. Teaching responsibilities: seven 4-credit hour courses in technical writing, document design and/or visual rhetoric, and composition over three quarters.

Suffolk University seeks candidates for the Director of the Writing Center responsible for the leadership and management of the Writing Center which supports students in the College of Arts and Sciences and in the Sawyer Business School. The development of student writing is a key component of the undergraduate curriculum. The Center is based on a peer tutor model and charged with assisting students with their writing in all disciplines and at all levels across the colleges.

Dear Colleagues,

I would be grateful if you would share this position announcement with qualified candidates. Best regards.

John

John Eliason, Director of Composition, Associate Professor of English, Gonzaga University, eliason@gonzaga.edu