Teach Women in Contemporary Canada in person at University of Guelph-Humber's Toronto campus, bringing feminist scholarship and teaching expertise.

This Unit 2 Sessional Lecturer assignment belongs to Guelph Humber Programs for Winter 2027. The course examines women's movements, public policy, gender roles, sexuality, family, gendered violence, activism, and diverse populations. It emphasizes Indigenous, immigrant, racialized, and LGBTQ2S+ perspectives within contemporary Canadian society.

Key Responsibilities:

- Prepare course materials for Women in Contemporary Canada
- Provide office hours and student consultations
- Invigilate examinations and grade student work
- Complete orientation and required training activities
- Participate in course website training when required

Requirements:

- PhD in progress related to the course field
- Successful college or university teaching experience in the field
- Substantive knowledge of course content
- Expertise in intersectional feminist scholarship preferred
- Evidence of teaching success or excellence preferred

Apply feminist teaching experience and contemporary Canadian scholarship to this in-person University of Guelph-Humber course.

📌 Women's Studies Sessional Lecturer Toronto
🏢 University of Guelph
📍 Toronto