[Coehd] OPEN POSITION! Racial Justice Graduate Teaching Fellow

The Department of Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (REGSS) and Women’s Studies Institute (WSI) seek a UTSA graduate student to work on the Mellon-funded Democratizing Racial Justice project, a community-academic partnership. We’re seeking a Teaching Fellow to teach WGSS 2013 Introduction to Women’s Studies. This course introduces students to core concepts and frameworks in women’s, gender, and sexuality studies, using interdisciplinary and intersectional approaches. The course is offered in person Main campus. Must have a MA degree or 18 graduate hours in ethnic studies, gender studies, a humanities field, humanistic social sciences, or related field. Preference for applicants with course work and/or interdisciplinary research related to racial justice topics. 19 hours per week. Appointment is for Fall 2024 only. To apply, submit a C.V. (1-2 pages), names and contact information of two professional references, and cover letter (1-2 pages) describing: your career goals, teaching experience, research or academic interests, experience with or interest in working with racial justice issues, and reason for your interest in this position. Please submit an application to racialjustice@utsa.edu<mailto:racialjustice@utsa.edu>. If you have any questions, please email racialjustice(a)utsa.edu.