Employment Opportunities
San Francisco State University, Department of Elementary Education, Graduate College of Education, offers an exciting opportunity for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Elementary (TK-5) Social Studies/Social Justice Education beginning August 7, 2024. We seek a colleague whose teaching and research interests include Elementary (TK-Grade 5) Social Studies/Social Justice Education. We are especially interested in qualified candidates with a demonstrated commitment -- through their research, teaching, and service -- to the diversity and excellence of our academic community and department.
We are seeking applicants with experience in and/or demonstrated commitment to teaching and working effectively with individuals from diverse backgrounds and members of underrepresented groups. This is part of a cohort hire focused on Black and Latinx/e student success. We are looking for teacher/scholars who have an established commitment to teaching, research and/or service in and with the Black and Latinx/e community. Candidates for this position are expected to satisfy two or more of the eight Black and Latinx/e Student Success Cohort Hire criteria:
- Training in and knowledge of historical and present-day structural racism, and practice that engages that knowledge (practice may include teaching, research, and/or service).
- Demonstrated knowledge of challenges and barriers for Black and Latinx/e students, and evidence of strategies employed to help students overcome such barriers.
- Evidence of employing anti-racist teaching strategies that support the learning and success of Black and Latinx students.
- Mentors and engages Black and Latinx/e students in research, scholarship, and creative activities.
- Evidence of research that contributes to equity, opportunities, and inclusion in higher education
- Evidence of research that integrates understanding of and/or engages Black and Latinx/e communities’ challenges and structural realities.
- Evidence of engaging in service to Black and Latinx/e populations within the discipline.
- Evidence of service and contributions to Black and Latinx/e communities.