Interfaith Jewish Thought Fellow & CCJS Assistant Director

Saint Leo University; Saint Leo (FL); Presencial; USD 70 000 - 110 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Free Tuition

Tuition Exchange

Generous Paid Leave

Health Plan

Resumo da oferta

Saint Leo University seeks a scholar for the Cohn Visiting Chair in Jewish Thought and Assistant Director of the CCJS. The one-year visiting appointment supports scholarly research and teaching on Jewish thought in relation to Christianity, with a focus on interreligious dialogue and community programs.

The appointee will teach undergraduate courses, design online content, and coordinate interreligious education with the CCJS and local leaders.

Qualificações

• PhD in Theology and/or Religious Studies by time of appointment (ABD may be considered).
• Commitment to Catholic-Jewish studies and interreligious dialogue.
• Broad knowledge of the history of Jewish religious, philosophical, and ethical thought.
• Experience interacting with Jewish community members and institutions.
• Demonstrated ability to connect with Jews and Christians of all backgrounds.

Responsabilidades

• Organize and lead an interfaith education program for the local community.
• Teach a series of spring educational workshops for the local community.
• Teach one undergraduate course per semester at Saint Leo University.
• Design an online course in Jewish thought for Saint Leo University.

Conhecimentos

PhD in Theology/Religious Studies

Catholic-Jewish studies

Interreligious dialogue

Historical/Jewish thought

Research agenda

Program coordination

Teaching Judaism courses

Judaism-Christianity relations

Formação académica

PhD in Theology/Religious Studies (ABD considered)

Ferramentas

Event programming logistics

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Saint Leo University seeks a scholar for the Cohn Visiting Chair in Jewish Thought and Assistant Director of the CCJS. The one-year visiting appointment supports scholarly research and teaching on Jewish thought in relation to Christianity, with a focus on interreligious dialogue and community programs.

The appointee will teach undergraduate courses, design online content, and coordinate interreligious education with the CCJS and local leaders.