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The position of professor of English Literatures requires an excellent research portfolio as well as a dedication to teaching (in English) and to academic services (in German). The successful applicant should have as his/her primary research and teaching focus English Literatures from the early modern period to today and Postcolonial Studies or Digital Humanities.
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We seek a senior scholar (Associate or Full Professor), focusing on racialization and globalization. Principal research areas may include: African Diaspora, Asian American, Asian and South Asian, Critical Ethnic, Latina/o, Middle Eastern, and Native and Indigenous Studies. We seek disciplinary and interdisciplinary scholars in such fields as Anthropology, History, Literature and Comparative Literature, Natural Sciences, Philosophy, Public Health, Religious Studies, and Sociology. We welcome scholarship that incorporates cultural, digital, feminist science, media, and visual studies.
The African American Studies Program is seeking candidates who can contribute to introductory, methods, and capstone courses as the curriculum transitions from minor to major. The appointment will also have concurrent affiliation with the Race and Pedagogy Institute (RPI).
The Campus Director for Diversity and Equity is responsible for strategically advancing equity/diversity initiatives and goals at WSU Vancouver. The Director will provide leadership to align existing efforts into a cohesive strategy and use data and research to increase institutional effectiveness and promote accountability.
The Division of the Humanities is accepting applications for two Preceptor positions for our Post-graduate Preceptorship in the Master of Arts Program in the Humanities (MAPH). Each post-graduate preceptor works with a group of 20-30 students throughout the academic year.
The Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA) connects the resources of the University of Minnesota with the interests and needs of urban communities and the region for the benefit of all. CURA pursues its urban and regional mission by facilitating and supporting connections between state and local governments, neighborhoods, and nonprofit organizations, and relevant resources at the University, including faculty and students from appropriate campuses, colleges, centers or departments.
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We welcome applications from social scientists and historians who study Israel from a multidisciplinary perspective, including the fields of history, sociology, cultural studies, geography, legal studies, political science, Jewish studies, or religious studies. In addition, candidates should be able to integrate the study of Israel into a global context, highlighting the comparative and international relevance of Israel in the Middle East and beyond.
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The Department of English and the Health Medicine and Society Program (HMS) at Lehigh University welcome applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Literature and Medicine. We are especially interested in candidates with expertise in Disability Studies or in literatures by or about populations inordinately affected by health disparities in the U.S. or globally (including African American, Native American, Latino/a, female, LGBT, impoverished, and working class peoples).
This announcement invites (a) (future) PhD students and (b) young postdocs, who are able to complete successfully their own research, which follows the general thematic frame of the project on “The bureaucratisation of African societies”. This topic will be considered in regard to politics, economy or society and religion in Africa and the African diaspora. The project addresses explicitly, but not exclusively, also non-state and informal bureaucratic practices and experiences, such as in the informal sector or in associations. Projects may consider, for example, processes of formalisation and data collection, or the spaces, materiality or imaginaries of bureaucratic practices, etc. The regional focus and time period are open, and not limited to Senegal.
The British Museum has a unique opening for a Curator to be responsible for and represent all aspects of the archaeology and history of Ancient Mesopotamia, with the exception of cuneiform inscriptions. The post-holder will undertake research into and make publicly accessible the collections of objects from Ancient Mesopotamia and other related collections across the Museum.