Part-time Lecturer - Canadian and Indigenous Studies
- Sackville, NB, Canada
Part-time
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The Canadian and Indigenous Studies Academic Program at Mount Allison University invites applications from persons interested in teaching INDG 1001 (Introduction to Indigenous Studies) in the Winter 2027 semester. This course is an introduction to Indigenous Studies that prioritizes Indigenous voices and principles with the context of Mi’kma’ki while exploring topics such as Indigenous studies as a discipline, world views, societies, cultures, politics, colonization, and decolonization. Duties include in-class instruction, marking, and course design. Preference will be given to applicants with a PhD and prior teaching experience. The course involves three hours of class time each week. The expected class size is 50. The successful candidate will receive a stipend of $8,490 for the term of the appointment.
Applications should include a one-page letter of application, a curriculum vita, and the names of two referees, sent electronically to:
Ms. Brittany Jones
Email: bjones@mta.ca
Questions Can Be Directed To
Dr. Karl Hele
Email: hele@mta.ca
Review of applications will begin on October 30, 2026
The Canadian and Indigenous Studies Academic Program at Mount Allison University invites applications from persons interested in teaching INDG 1001 (Introduction to Indigenous Studies) in the Winter 2027 semester. This course is an introduction to Indigenous Studies that prioritizes Indigenous voices and principles with the context of Mi’kma’ki while exploring topics such as Indigenous studies as a discipline, world views, societies, cultures, politics, colonization, and decolonization. Duties include in-class instruction, marking, and course design. Preference will be given to applicants with a PhD and prior teaching experience. The course involves three hours of class time each week. The expected class size is 50. The successful candidate will receive a stipend of $8,490 for the term of the appointment.
Applications should include a one-page letter of application, a curriculum vita, and the names of two referees, sent electronically to:
Ms. Brittany Jones
Email: bjones@mta.ca
Questions Can Be Directed To
Dr. Karl Hele
Email: hele@mta.ca
Review of applications will begin on October 30, 2026
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Responsibilities
Teach INDG 1001, Introduction to Indigenous Studies, during the Winter 2027 semester, including three hours of class instruction each week. Design the course and mark student work.
Requirements
A PhD and prior teaching experience are preferred. Applicants should submit a one-page application letter, a curriculum vitae, and the names of two referees.
Skills
- Teaching
- Course Design
- In-Class Instruction
- Grading
- Indigenous Studies
- Canadian Studies
- Curriculum Development
- Indigenous Worldviews
- Indigenous Societies and Cultures
- Indigenous Politics
- Colonization
- Decolonization
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Hiring contact
Brittany Jones
Hiring contact email
bjones@mta.ca
Categories
- Education
Keywords
- Canadian and Indigenous Studies
- Indigenous Studies
- Mi’kma’ki
- Introduction to Indigenous Studies
- Teaching
- Course Design
- In-Class Instruction
- Marking
- Indigenous Voices
- Indigenous Principles
- Worldviews
- Societies
- Cultures
- Politics
- Colonization
- Decolonization
- Higher Education
- PhD
- Teaching Experience
- Winter 2027