The successful candidate will teach major courses and undergraduate GE at both the introductory and advanced levels and develop new courses in Asian-Pacific studies based on the individual's expertise. Additional responsibilities include advising and mentoring Asian-Pacific studies majors and minors, serving on appropriate department, college, and university committees, and being involved in organizing the department's social and cultural activities. The candidate will be expected to demonstrate an active and current scholarship agenda and engage in community outreach.

• Applicants must have experience in teaching undergraduates from diverse age, socioeconomic, cultural, and academic backgrounds.
• Ph.D. (well-qualified doctoral candidates will be considered; ABDs must indicate their anticipated degree completion date)
• Background in Pacific Islander American Studies, Asian American Studies, Ethnic Studies or related fields
• Qualified to teach GE courses and both introductory and advanced-level courses
• Demonstrate a commitment to undergraduate teaching and mentoring with ongoing or potential research projects that can foster student involvement and career opportunities
• A record of scholarly excellence evidenced by publication record