The UNM College of Education and Human Sciences, comprised of five academic departments, is a future-oriented, dynamic professional school organized to reflect the following values: Advocacy, Building Professional Identities, Collaboration, Building Strong School/University Partnerships, Interdisciplinary Inquiry/Scholarship, and Teaching and Learning. The TEELP Department is one of the largest in the College with the uniqueness of having teacher education and educational leadership faculty addressing Pre-K-12 and higher education needs together as an academic unit. The Department has both undergraduate and graduate programs. The successful candidate will have completed all MA coursework (Lecturer II) or all requirements for the Ph.D. or Ed.D. (Lecturer III) in literacy education, language arts, curriculum and instruction, and/or closely related fields by the starting date of the appointment. Responsibilities: The Lecturer II/III faculty will teach undergraduate and graduate courses in teacher education. In accordance with the departments’ approved workload policy, Lecturers will have a 4/4 teaching load. Other responsibilities may include advising master’s students, serving on master’s exams and theses; serving on department and university committees; contributing to program partnerships and initiatives.