Continues the broad examination of the medieval world, beginning c. 1000AD and ending with the Age of Exploration. Explores the emerging social, political, intellectual, artistic, and religious currents and conflicts that led to the dawn of the modern world c. 1500.

Requirements

Graduate degree and preferred university level teaching experience.

Application Instructions

Applicants who have a Right of First Refusal (ROFR) for this course should indicate their interest to the email address listed above.

Applicants who do not have a ROFR for this course, but who have previously taught for the Department of Historical Studies, should submit the following to the email address listed above:

1. cover letter
2. curriculum vitae
3. one to two sample syllabi

Applicants who do not have a ROFR for this course and who have not previously taught for the Department of Historical Studies should submit the following to the ...