Washington University in St. Louis, Religious Studies

Lecturer in Religious Studies

The Religious Studies Program in Arts and Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis, in partnership with the John C. Danforth Center on Religion and Politics, seeks to fill a full-time lecturer position to begin in the fall semester of 2017, with possibility of renewal for a second year.

The candidate must be able to teach the core introductory courses for the major, including “Thinking About Religion” and “Theories and Methods in the Study of Religion,” along with more specialized courses that train undergraduates in core issues of the discipline. Primary field of study is open, and scholars working in all regions, traditions, and time periods are encouraged to apply.  Areas of particular interest include--but are not limited to--religion and media, religion and health/science/technology, and religion and globalization.

PhD in Religious Studies or related field and relevant teaching experience are required.

Applications should include a CV, cover letter, teaching portfolio, and three confidential letters of recommendation. To apply, please email application material to religiousstudies@wustl.edu.

Review of applications will begin on May 20, 2017.

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