Bring Renaissance art history expertise to FAH338H1S at the University of Toronto, with Tuesday lectures and student-facing academic support.
The Department of Art History seeks one sessional instructional assistant for Art and Consumers in the Renaissance. The course explores Italian artifacts, Renaissance consumerism, material culture, and the production and function of works in varied media. A completed Master's degree and prior teaching assistant experience are required.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support weekly lectures for the Renaissance consumerism course
- Meet students during scheduled office hours
- Assess undergraduate writing assignments and examinations
- Invigilate tests and exams
- Maintain accurate grade records and calculations
Requirements:
- Master's degree completed in Art History
- At least two years creating and marking undergraduate writing
- Relevant historical and geographical breadth of knowledge
- Strong art history teaching, writing, and communication skills
- Previous teaching assistant experience
Apply Renaissance art history knowledge and proven undergraduate assessment experience to this University of Toronto instructional appointment.
Renaissance Art History Teaching Assistant in Toronto employer: University of Toronto
The Henry N.R. Jackman Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture that prioritizes diversity, equity, and inclusion. Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, employees benefit from a collaborative environment that fosters professional growth through innovative leadership programs and extensive networking opportunities. With a commitment to academic excellence and community engagement, this role provides a unique chance to shape the future of legal education while working alongside dedicated professionals in a state-of-the-art facility.
