Teach critical reading and writing online at the University of Regina, using literary analysis and composition expertise. The course runs January through April 2027.
This Sessional Lecturer assignment belongs to the Faculty of Arts' English unit. ENGL 100 develops proficiency through literary and non-literary texts, composition, and connections between reading and writing. The course is asynchronous online, with an in-person final examination.
Key Responsibilities:
- Teach critical reading and writing through varied texts
- Develop student proficiency in composition and analysis
- Connect modes of reading and writing
- Use the University of Regina Learning Management System
- Use web conferencing applications for online components
Requirements:
- Master's degree or higher in English for Literature Stream courses
- Or Master of Fine Arts or higher in Creative Writing
- Demonstrated expertise and successful teaching experience
- Evidence such as evaluations, syllabi, or colleague letters
- Compliance with Faculty of Arts teaching regulations
Apply English teaching expertise, composition knowledge, and online course delivery skills to ENGL 100 at Regina.
Online English Sessional Lecturer employer: University of Regina Careers
Join the University of Regina as a General Counsel and be part of a dynamic and inclusive workplace that values diversity and innovation. With a strong commitment to professional growth, competitive compensation, and a focus on work-life balance, you'll have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while supporting the mission of the university. Enjoy a collaborative environment where your legal expertise will help shape the future for students, faculty, and staff alike.
Contact Details:
University of Regina Careers Recruitment Team