Description
Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in ethnic studies focused on the histories, cultures, and power relations of racialized and Indigenous communities; conduct and publish scholarly research; and contribute to service and community engagement.
- • Stay current in ethnic studies scholarship through reading, conferences, and collaboration.
- • Conduct original research and publish in journals, books, or digital media.
- • Evaluate and grade students’ assignments, papers, and projects.
- • Develop culturally responsive syllabi, assignments, and course materials.
- • Deliver lectures and lead seminars on race, ethnicity, diaspora, decolonization, and intersectionality.
- • Facilitate inclusive classroom discussions on complex and sensitive topics.
- • Create, administer, and grade assessments or supervise TAs who do so.
- • Hold regular office hours to advise and mentor students.
- • Design, assess, and revise ethnic studies curricula and pedagogy.
- • Maintain accurate records of attendance, grades, and assessments.
- • Advise students on academic pathways, internships, and careers related to ethnic studies.
- • Supervise undergraduate and graduate teaching, theses, internships, and community-based research.
- • Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum development, research, and program initiatives.
- • Select and obtain textbooks, multimedia, and archival resources representing diverse voices.
- • Serve on departmental, college, and university committees.
- • Compile and update bibliographies and reading lists in ethnic studies.
- • Write grant proposals to support research and community-engaged projects.
- • Participate in student recruitment, outreach, and placement activities.
- • Advise and support student organizations focused on culture and social justice.
- • Incorporate experiential learning, fieldwork, and community partnerships into courses.
- • Perform administrative duties, such as program coordination or area leadership.
- • Provide expert consulting or testimony to community groups, NGOs, government, or industry.
- • Engage in public scholarship and campus or community events, lectures, and workshops.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
