Employment

Teaching Assistant, History of Science and Technology Program

The History of Science and Technology Program invites applications for a Teaching Assistant for its Winter 2020 course "Technology and Engineering: from the Industrial Age to the Cybernetic Age". This course offers a unique historical overview of the development of technology and engineering, with special attention on the ethical and legal issues that have marked the professionalization of engineering in Canada. Deadline: Dec. 6

Teaching Assistant, Early Modern Studies Program (Part-Time)

EMSP invites applications for Teaching Assistants to handle duties in "Witchcraft in Early Modern Europe" in the Winter term. This is an interdisciplinary course that examines changing conceptions of the witch and witchcraft in the early modern period (roughly 1500 to 1800). Deadline: Dec. 9

Instructor, History of Science and Technology (part-time)

The History of Science and Technology Program invites applications for a part-time instructor who would be responsible for the writing components of its Winter 2020 course Technology and Engineering: from the Industrial Age to the Cybernetic Age. This writing-intensive course, taught by Dr. Mélanie Frappier, offers a unique historical overview of the development of technology and engineering in Canada while fostering the students’ writing and argumentative skills. Deadline: Dec. 13

Senior Recruitment Officer, Registrar's Office

The Senior Recruitment Officer will work to meet King's recruitment goals by providing prospective students and those that influence them with detailed information on the King’s experience. This will include extensive travel to promote the College in markets across the country. This individual will be responsible for fostering engagement with prospective students and continually enhancing the relationship with high schools by communicating with school counselors and teachers. The Senior Recruiter is expected to develop in-depth reporting and analysis of their markets. Deadline: Dec. 16

Assistant Professor, Tenure Track, Foundation Year Program

The Foundation Year Program (FYP), an interdisciplinary and team-taught program that considers the western tradition (including works of literature, philosophy, religion, art and science) from the ancient world to the present, invites applications for a tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor. FYP seeks to reverse the historic under-representation of equity-seeking groups among our faculty. We thus encourage applications from those who would contribute to the diversification of our staff and faculty. Deadline: January 20

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