This position teaches English and composition courses, provides academic advising and mentoring, contributes to curriculum development, participates in community engagement, and assists with program development.
The ideal candidate will demonstrate a commitment to student success, especially with Indigenous (Diné) and minority communities, and a willingness to collaborate with faculty and staff to foster a positive and inclusive learning environment, with particular attention to the appropriate use of the Diné Educational Philosophy (DEP): Sa'ah Naghai Bik'eh Hozhoon, which is the guiding principle of the Diné way of life.
We offer affordable housing, employer-paid health insurance for all full-time employees, and professional development opportunities and tuition reimbursement. Our teacher-to-student ratio is also very low.