Sanskrit Lectureship (Columbia University)

David Magier magier at columbia.edu
Thu Sep 15 17:10:21 UTC 1994


POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT: Lectureship in Sanskrit 

Columbia University, the Department of Religion, announces a Lectureship
in Sanskrit, initial appointment for three year, renewable.  PhD required.
Teaching responsibilities will range from introductory to advanced
Sanskrit, and may s=also include courses on other aspects of Indic
religion and civilization. Preference will be given to candidates who have
experience teaching Sanskrit; desirable areas of expertise include kavya,
darsana, vyakarana, veda, and, ideally, fluency in spoken Sansrit. 
Administrative experience preferred, as the poointee will be expected to
assist in the development of a new Indic Studies Center.

The deadline for applications is November 15, 1994. Materials should
include a vita, three letters of reference, a sampling of relevant
writings, and teaching evaluations if possible. 

Columbia University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. 
Women and members of minority groups are urged to apply.

Applications should be addressed to Robert A. F. Thurman, Chair,
Department of Religion, 617 Kent Hall, Columbia University, New York, NY
10027 (212-854-3218). 


 

 






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