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Co-Teaching Core Courses in Gender Studies 2010-11
University of Chicago, US

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Scholarship / Financial aid: stipends available

Date: 2010-11

Deadline: March 31, 2010

Open to: all interested Ph.D. students in all divisions and professional schools

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We invite applications for these positions from all interested Ph.D. students in all divisions and professional schools.

1. Problems in the Study of Gender (GNDR 10100) and Problems in the Study of Sexuality (10200)
We are seeking student co-teachers for two sections of each course. The focus of GNDR 10100 is feminism and gender; the focus of GNDR 10200 is sexuality. All are taught in classes no larger than 25 and are discussion-based. The stipends for these positions are $5,000.

2. Introduction to Theories of Sex and Gender (GNDR 21400)
We are seeking a student co-teacher or TA for this section. The stipend for this position is $5,000.

3. Gender Studies Preceptor: B.A. Paper Seminar and Essay Courses (GNDR 29800 and 29900)
We are seeking a student to act as Preceptor for the senior B.A. projects. Preceptors teach a two quarter-long course in feminist/gender issues and help students through their paper drafts. The stipend is $7,500.

Qualifications:
We invite applications for these positions from all interested Ph.D. students in all divisions and professional schools. Students applying to teach in the fall must have passed their preliminary examinations by June 30, 2010 (winter, by October 1, 2010; spring, by January 30, 2011). For the Intro to Theories of Sex and Gender, students who have previously interned in "Problems in Gender Studies" are especially encouraged to apply, but a previous internship in the Gender Studies sequence is not required to co-teach this section.