Adjunct Anthropology Instructor — Undergraduate Courses

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About the role

A public university in Portland seeks Adjunct Instructors for undergraduate anthropology courses. The ideal candidates should have a master's degree in anthropology and teaching experience, with a preference for candidates holding a Ph. D. in the field. Responsibilities include providing a quality education to diverse student populations and adhering to university standards. This is a part-time position with compensation based on credit hours taught.

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