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AMERICAN PHILOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA
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JULY 1, 2009 - JUNE 30, 2010 - Directory
16 October 2009
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- Message for Classics and Archaeology Job Candidates
- 2009-10 Description of Services and guide, and forms (NB: please send all materials to the current APA address)
- Checklist of Advice for Job Candidates
- Reminders for search committees
- Most recent job listings
- Jobs Listed in the Current Academic Year
- ACL Teacher Placement Service: The American Classical League (ACL) maintains a listing of openings in primary and secondary schools for teachers of Latin and/or Greek.
- Careers in library science: Members of the Western European Studies Section (WESS) of the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) have formed a committee to address the current and long-term shortage of academic librarians. They are particularly interested in advising scholars and teachers with foreign language training and advanced degrees that careers in academic librarianship provide additional options for using their training in an academic setting.
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