Chronicle Job Alert: Curriculum and instruction

On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 1:47 AM, The Chronicle of Higher Education <Job_Alert_Do_Not_Reply@chronicle.com> wrote:

Job Search Agent Subscribe to the Chronicle   Stop receiving this job alert Dear Colleague, Your job alert, Curriculum and instruction, found 6 new listings. The most recent are listed below. Click here to see all matching jobs. Research Scientists (multiple open positions) National Institute of Education, Singapore (Singapore) (date posted: 08/15/2012) Assistant Professor/Studio Flute Texas Christian University (Texas) (date posted: 08/15/2012) Herman G. Kaiser Chair in International Law University of Oklahoma College of Law (Oklahoma) (date posted: 08/13/2012) ADJUNCT FACULTY IN EDUCATION- Chamblee, GA Campus Strayer University (Georgia) (date posted: 08/13/2012) Assistant Professor, Department of Education Millsaps College - Mississippi (Mississippi) (date posted: 08/10/2012) ADJUNCT FACULTY IN EDUCATION- Thousand Oaks, TN Campus Strayer University (Tennessee) (date posted: 08/10/2012) Latest Career News & Advice The Grounded Curriculum, Part 2 By James M. Lang A prison classroom helps a faculty member and his students experience the power of Russian literature to transform lives, including their own.   In Which the Academic Market Looms By Eunice Williams A Ph.D. candidate in history prepares for her epic, dismal battle in quest of a tenure-track job.   Embrace Your Inner North Dakotan By David D. Perlmutter In searching for your first job, persuade yourself to appreciate different—not "lower"—standards. More of Latest Career News & Advice Diversity in Academe We Cut Student Aid at Our Own Peril By Catharine Hill Balancing budgets by decreasing support for low-income students puts selective colleges at risk.   Our Economically Polarized College System: Separate and Unequal By Anthony P. Carnevale and Jeff Strohl The higher-education system we have created to encourage mobility and economic opportunity is at risk of reinforcing class stratification.   Class-Based Policies Are Not a Remedy for Racial Inequality By Carson Byrd, Wornie Reed, and Ellington Graves Low socioeconomic status has not been the basis for systematic exclusion of students from higher education; race and ethnicity have. Tools for the Job Search Faculty: Find Out What Professors Are Making What do professors near you make? Use a Chronicle tool to track salaries in 2009-10, from a survey conducted by the American Association of University Professors.   Administrators: What Can You Expect to Earn?   First Time on the Market? What You Should Know Announcement 2012 Digital Campus Report Online and on campus, everybody seems to be plugging in. But are colleges leveraging all that technology in ways that make a difference?  Could cloud technologies used by consumer-oriented businesses be the answer for higher education?  Find out, and discover new ways colleges are teaching with technology, all in The Chronicle's 2012 Digital Campus Report.  Buy now.   How Great Is Your College to Work For? Order your own copy of The Chronicle's report on The Academic Workplace, and discover which institutions have created exceptional work environments. The report includes results from The Chronicle's exclusive Great Colleges to Work For survey. Did a friend send you this? You can create an unlimited number of your own job alerts once you have a free Chronicle account. The Chronicle also keeps you up to date with award-winning reporting and analysis of current events in higher education. We offer complimentary daily and weekly e-mail newsletters that will keep you current. Go to http://chronicle.com/myaccount/newsletters to sign up. Manage your account: Retrieve user name | Reset your password | (c) 2012 The Chronicle of Higher Education 1255 23rd Street NW Washington, DC 20037