Director of First-Year Writing (Teaching-Track)
facultyemoryAtlanta (GA)
Director of First-Year Writing (Teaching-Track)
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facultyemoryAtlanta (GA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Emory University invites applications for an Assistant or Associate Teaching Professor in the Emory Writing Program in Atlanta, GA, starting Fall 2027 (August 1, 2027). The director will lead First-Year Writing, mentor instructors, develop and assess curriculum, and guide continuing education for writing instructors.
The role includes collaboration with faculty to create a writing pedagogy practicum for graduate students, teaching First-Year Writing and Technical Communication, and serving about
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