Description
Teach undergraduate courses in anthropology and archaeology, emphasizing effective classroom, lab, and field instruction. Develop curricula and assessments, advise students, and contribute to departmental and campus service with a primary focus on teaching.
- • Stay current in anthropology and archaeology through literature, conferences, and professional networks.
- • Prepare and deliver engaging lectures, labs, and field-based lessons for undergraduate students.
- • Design and update syllabi, assignments, rubrics, and learning materials.
- • Create, administer, and grade exams and other assessments.
- • Evaluate and grade student work promptly with constructive feedback.
- • Facilitate inclusive classroom discussions and active learning.
- • Supervise student fieldwork, lab activities, and practicums.
- • Mentor and supervise teaching assistants or peer instructors where applicable.
- • Advise students on coursework, degree progress, and career pathways.
- • Hold regular office hours and provide academic support.
- • Maintain accurate attendance, grades, and compliance records.
- • Select and requisition textbooks, software, and instructional supplies.
- • Compile bibliographies and curate online resources for outside reading.
- • Collaborate with faculty on course coordination and curriculum alignment.
- • Contribute to program assessment and continuous curriculum improvement.
- • Participate in department, college, and institutional committees.
- • Assist with student recruitment, orientation, and registration activities.
- • Engage in campus and community outreach related to anthropology and archaeology.
- • Advise or co-advise relevant student organizations and clubs.
- • Write letters of recommendation for students and alumni.
- • Support field schools, study abroad, or community-based learning initiatives.
- • Develop and maintain course sites in the learning management system.
- • Ensure accessibility and implement evidence-based, inclusive teaching practices.
- • Coordinate internships with community partners and supervise placements.
- • Participate in professional development on pedagogy and discipline-specific updates.
- • Contribute to departmental scheduling, budgeting input, or lab management as assigned.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
