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Tenure-Track Assistant Prof. in Classics (Mediterranean/Near Eastern Culture beyond Greece or Rome)
GENERAL INFORMATION The Department of Classics at the College of the Holy Cross invites applications for a full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor specializing in an ancient Mediterranean or Near Eastern culture beyond Greece or Rome to begin in August 2024. As our department expands our curriculum and redesigns our major, we seek a new colleague who will join us in our work to contextualize ancient Greek and Roman cultures within the broader ancient Mediterranean, while equipping students with a robust theoretical toolkit for approaching the ancient world and modern challenges. Our new colleague will be prepared to teach courses on ancient peoples and cultures beyond Greeks and Romans as well as on a language of the ancient Mediterranean or Near East other th
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