The Environmental and Urban Studies (ENST) major program is seeking multiple teaching assistants for Spring 2023 courses. Qualified applicants will have a background in environmental studies, approached from any discipline. The TA is expected to attend class sessions, hold office hours and grade written work for a single course. A full list of ENST spring courses is provided below. Full course descriptions can be found on the College catalog. Applicants may identify specific course interests or submit a general letter of interest. Teaching assistants will be assigned based on need and applicant qualifications. Interested applicants should apply by sending a CV, statement of teaching experience, and names of at least two references to Sabina Shaikh, CEGU’s Director of Undergraduate Studies.

PhD students in the Division of the Social Sciences, Division of the Humanities, Divinity School, and Crown School who matriculated in Summer 2016 or later may only accept College teaching positions that count toward their degree program’s teaching requirement. If you are a PhD student in one of these units, please consult with your department to determine whether you are eligible for this position.

ENST Spring 2023 Courses

ENST 20150. Sustainable Urban Development
Instructor(s): Evan Carver
Tuesday/Thursday 11:00-12:20

ENST 20151. Pacific Worlds: Race, Gender, Health, and the Environment
Instructor(s): Christopher Kindell
Monday/Wednesday 4:30-5:50

ENST 20160. Cities on Screen
Instructor(s): Evan Carver
Tuesday 3:30-4:50, Thursday 3:30-6:20

ENST 21201. Human Impact on the Global Environment
Instructor(s): Christopher Kindell
Monday/Wednesday 1:30-2:50

ENST 24102. Environmental Politics
Instructor(s): Ray Lodato
Tuesday/Thursday 9:30-10:50

ENST 24776. International Environmental Policy
Instructor(s): Ray Lodato
Tuesday/Thursday 2:00-3:20

ENST 27155. Urban Design with Nature
Instructor(s): Sabina Shaikh and Emily Talen
Wednesday 12:30-3:20