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Visiting Assistant Professor in Art History / Museum Studies
The Department of Art at Colorado College invites applications for a one-year non tenure-track position in art history and museum studies beginning August 22, 2023. Visiting Assistant Professor (Ph.D.) qualifications preferred; Instructor (ABD) possible. Prior teaching experience required. We are looking for an art historian with training and experience in teaching in both art history and museum studies to join a dynamic Art department. Research and teaching interests are open broadly within the fields of art history, with particular interest in global Early Modern art history or other area that complements the current offerings/strengths of the department. There will be opportunities to collaborate with the Museum Studies programs at Colorado College, as well as innovative teaching eng
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