Teach Early Medieval Art and Architecture through tutorials, grading, and student contact at the University of Toronto Mississauga. Appointment dates are January 11 through April 12, 2027.
The Sessional Instructional Assistant supports FAH215H5S in the UTM Visual Studies department. The course examines major monuments and themes across Western Europe and the Mediterranean World from the third through eleventh centuries. Graduate degrees in Art History receive preference, while previous teaching assistant experience in DVS is desired.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct tutorials for FAH215H5S students
- Maintain scheduled office hours
- Maintain contact with students and course instructor
- Grade assigned course work
- Invigilate and complete clerical duties
Requirements:
- Graduate degree in Art History preferred
- Previous teaching assistant experience in DVS desired
- Availability from January 11 through April 12, 2027
- Ability to support Early Medieval Art and Architecture instruction
Support students in Art History through tutorials, office hours, grading, and invigilation at UofT Mississauga during the winter appointment.
Art History Instructional Assistant in Mississauga employer: University of Toronto
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