ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR (Sociology, Psychology or Communications)
 
INTG 391 Place and Identity in the Modern World:
 
In today's ever-changing and increasingly interconnected world, how we
define ourselves and our place in it has become more and more complex.
This course examines various ways of interpreting identity in the
modern world. It focuses on the interplay of culture, language,
politics, social environment, technology, and the media in the
formation of modern personal, national, and ethnic identities across
borders and cultures.
 
This is a team-taught course. We are seeking an instructor from the 
fields of sociology, psychology or communications. You will be 
co-teaching the course with a faculty member from the history 
department. Both instructors will attend all course sessions. First 
Course Meeting: Tuesday, September 1.
 
Course meets Tuesday evenings, 6:30 to 9:10 on our Riverdale, NY campus.
 
Inquiries and Applications should be sent to: Dr. Sarah Stevenson, 
<sarah.stevenson@mountsaintvincent.edu>