Writing Arts Graduate Student/Instructor
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Job overview
Rowan University is hiring a Writing Arts Graduate Student/Instructor. Rowan University's Department of Writing Arts is seeking qualified graduate students currently enrolled in the MA in Writing program. These students will primarily teach in the first-year writing program, with courses assigned by the College and Department on an as-needed basis.
Key focus areas include Teach primarily in the first‑year writing program.
Successful candidates bring Currently Enrolled In MA In Writing Program and Legally Authorized To Work In The US.
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Full job description
The Department of Writing Arts seeks qualified graduate students currently enrolled in the MA in Writing program to teach primarily in our first-year writing program.
Please see the department website (http://www.rowan.edu/writingarts) for more information about our first-year writing program and other offerings.
Applicants must be concurrently enrolled in our Master of Arts in Writing program.
Starting Date: September 1, 2026
For further information, contact Jude Miller ([email protected])
Required application materials (in a single pdf file, if possible):
Unofficial transcript
NOTE: Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the US, and the university will not sponsor an applicant for a work visa for this position.
Salary:In compliance with The State of New Jersey's Pay Transparency Act, and in accordance with the current MOA, Rowan University adjuncts are provided with a minimum of $2,225 (after 9/1/2026) per credit for all courses taught, with a maximum teaching load of 8 credits per semester, 12 credits in an academic year. Courses will be assigned by the College and Department on an as-needed basis.
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