Lecturer Pool - Archaeology and Biological Anthropology - Department of Anthropology

In this role you will contribute to the anthropology department by teaching Biological Anthropology and Anthropological Archaeology at the undergraduate level. You will collaborate with cross-functional faculty to shape curriculum and deliver engaging courses, including laboratory components, while supporting student learning and evaluation. The position offers flexible teaching loads (one to two courses per semester) and the chance to influence curriculum gaps with innovative approaches. This pool targets instructors who can strengthen our upper-division and geographic/method course offerings, aligning with the department's teaching goals.

• Teach undergraduate courses in Biological Anthropology and Anthropological Archaeology (including laboratory components)
• Develop course materials and syllabi
• Assign grades and conduct evaluations
• Hold office hours and advise students
• Prepare exams and assessments
• Manage and coordinate GSIs
• Contribute to curriculum development to address department needs

• PhD (or equivalent international degree) at time of application
• preferred PhD in Bioanthropology/Anthropology
• prior teaching experience preferred

• effective communication
• collaboration with faculty and students
• commitment to diversity and inclusion
• course design and syllabus development
• laboratory instruction and analysis
• assessment and grading practices