The Cooper Union Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is currently seeking

Adjunct instructors for Fall 2013 to teach sections of “The Making of Modern Society:  The Development of Europe 1789-2001 in Global Context.”  This is a first semester sophomore history course.

All instructors attend a one-hour lecture on Monday morning 11-12 and then teach a two-hour section during the week.  Enrollments are capped at 18 students.

Cooper Union is located at 41 Cooper Square in the EastVillage.  Our term begins on Tuesday, September 6^th and continues until Wednesday, December 21^st.

The compensation is $1500 per instructional hour.  The compensation for one section (attendance at Monday lecture plus teaching one two-hour class) is $4500.  Highly experienced instructors may be offered a second section of the course; compensation for two sections (attendance at Monday lecture plus teaching two-hour classes) is $7500.  All adjunct instructors have access to the Cooper Union/NYU Library consortium.

Please encourage advanced graduated students with teaching experience and recent Ph.D.’s to contact Dean William Germano (germano@cooper.edu) with cc to Cynthia Hartling, Administrative Associate (chartlin@cooper.edu)  as soon as possible.

Thank you for your help.