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AFRICAN HISTORY
1) West African History--University of Virginia
ASIAN HISTORY
2) Southeast Asian History--University of California (LA)
3) Japanese History--George Washington University
4) South Asia--Tufts University
5) Modern China--University of Maryland
EUROPEAN HISTORY
6) Early Modern Europe--University of Connecticut
7) Early Modern Europe--George Washington University
8) European History--Whittier College
GENERAL OPEN-FIELD POSITIONS
9) History--AT&T Archives
10) Dean--Miyazaki International College
11) Iberian Studies--Loughborough University
12) Ancient History--University of Wisconsin (Superior)
13) 2 Archaeology--University of Auckland
14) Oral History--State Historical Society of Missouri
LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY
15) Latin American History
MIDDLE EASTERN/ISLAMIC HISTORY
16) Middle Eastern/Islamic Culture--University of Melbourne
U.S. and AMERICAN HISTORY
17) American West--Texas A&M University
18) U.S. History--Whittier College
19) American Indian History--University of Wisconsin (Madison)
20) Early American History--Grinnell College
21) U.S. Diplomatic History--George Washington University
22) U.S. History--Oklahoma State University
23) 19th Century U.S. History--University of Denver
24) African-American History--University of Connecticut
25) Early American History--University of Maryland (College Park)
26) American History/Political Science--Elgin CC
PROFESSIONAL NON-TEACHING POSITIONS
27) Program Manager--Voter News Service
28) Program Director--East Carolina University
29) Research Assistant/Analysis--EDK Associates
30) Keeper of Manuscripts--Utah State University
31) Executive Director--Evergreen State College
32) Executive Director--Tulane University
33) Director of Development--McLean County Historical Society
34) Program Officer--Ford Foundation
35) Historical Researcher--Pleasant Company Publishing
36) Historian--U.S. Army Reserve Command
37) Director--University of California (San Diego)
FELLOWSHIPS
38) Fellowhship--Duke University
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6) Position: Early Modern Europe
Institution: University of Connecticut
Location: Connecticut
EARLY MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY - The University of Connecticut invites
applications for an anticipated tenured/tenure-track position in the early =
modern social
/cultural history of Europe. Research specialty in Italian Renaissance his=
tory is preferred,=20
but other applicants will be considered. Position to begin
September 1, 1996; preferably at the Assistant or Associate Professor level=
, but
outstanding candidates at a higher level will be considered. Ph.D. and wil=
lingness to teach
Western Civilization required; publications and teaching experience desired=
; commitment to
departmental service expected. The Search Committe is headed by Shirley Ro=
e. Send letter of
application, curriculum vitae, and three letters of recommendation to Early=
Modern European
History Search, c/o Altina Waller, Chair, Department of History, 241 Glenbr=
ook Road, The
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT 06269-2103. Screening of applicants=
will begin
October 16, 1995. At the University of Connecticut our commitment to excel=
lence
is complemented by our commitment to building a culturally diverse communit=
y.
We actively encourage women, people with disabilities, and members of under=
-rep
resented groups to apply. (Search #5A367)
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7) Position: Early modern European history
Institution: The George Washington University
Location: Washington, DC
The George Washington University seeks a historian of early modern=20
Europe, with a research specialty in Tudor-Stuart England preferred. =20
Appointment effective in the 1996-1997 academic year. Appointment at=20
assistant or associate professor level, with senior rank depending on=20
publications. Send cover letter, vita and the names and addresses of=20
three references to Professor Edward Berkowitz, Department of History,=20
The George Washington University, Washington, DC, 20052. Junior=20
applicants may send dossier. Screening begins November 15; initial=20
interviews at AHA; search open until position is filled. The George=20
Washington University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer.
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8) Position: European History
Institution: Whittier College
History--European. The Whittier College history department seeks a
tenure-track colleague at the assistant professor level who can bring the
department competency in early modern or modern European history, with
specialization in France and a secondary field in Russia. Preference will =
be
given to those with teaching experience or graduate course work in women's
history, world history, and/or comparative history. The department is in t=
he
process of designing a world history course; the successful candidate witll
participate in both the creation and teaching of that course. Participatio=
n
in Whittier's innovative, interdisciplinary liberal education and writing
programs also is expected. Ph.D. in hand or expected by August 1996. Wome=
n
and minorities encouraged to apply. Send letter of application, c.v.,
dossier, and three letters of recommendation to Prof. Robert Marks,
Department of History, Whittier College, PO Box 634, Whittier CA 90608.=20
Review of materials will begin November 1 and will continue until the
position is filled. Preliminary interviews will be conducted in January at
the AHA meeting in Atlanta. Whittier College is a nationally recognized,
selective, independent liberal arts college with 1250 students and and a 14=
:1
student-faculty ratio located in southern California, 20 miles east of
metropolitant Los Angeles, at the edge of the Puente Hills.
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9) Position: History
Institution: AT&T Archives
Location: New Jersey
History: American/History of Technology. The AT&T Archives
seeks two Post-Doctoral Fellows (degrees in hand) for two year
appointments to research and write a history of manufacturing
at AT&T. Start as soon as possible. Goal: publish a book that
meets scholarly standards while appealing to a general
audience. Candidates must be well versed in history of
technology and American history; business history and oral
history desirable. Superior research and writing skills,
ability to work in corporate environment required. Review of
applications begins on October 1, continues until positions
are filled. Preliminary interviews given at SHOT meeting in
Charlottesville. Send cover letter, curriculum vitae or
resume, writing sample, and three letters of recommendation
to: Dr. Sheldon Hochheiser, AT&T Archives, 5 Reinman Road,
Warren, New Jersey 07059; fax 908-756-2105.
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10) Position: DEAN OF FACULTY
Institution: MIYAZAKI INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE
Location: Japan
Miyazaki International College (MIC), is a new, small liberal arts
college fully accredited by the Japanese Ministry of Education. =20
MIC prepares Japanese students to be international citizens who are
bilingual and multicultural, and who can critically contribute to an
understanding of world-wide human problems. The curriculum
emphasizes comparative humanities, social sciences, and area
studies. A content-based approach to language development,=20
cooperative and active learning, team teaching, and use of English
as the language of instruction are hallmarks of the program. MIC
makes intensive use of contemporary teaching, library, and computer
resources; faculty and students have full access to the Internet.=20
The MIC Homepage can be opened at http://www.miyazaki-mic.ac.jp/
The Dean provides leadership to an international faculty working
together to build a unique learning environment. The Dean is
responsible for the implementation of the academic program and
educational policies and regulations, faculty recruitment and
support, curriculum development, academic computer services,
assessment of student progress, and articulation of language and
content components of the curriculum. The Dean chairs the Faculty
Council and coordinates the work of the Council's committees. The
Dean reports to the President. =20
Candidates should have a doctorate or comparable preparation in a
field related to MIC's academic program, a background in college
teaching, significant administrative experience in an academic
setting, a strong commitment to the critical thinking and language
development goals of the college, and enthusiasm about working in a
collegial environment emphasizing faculty participation in
governance. The search committee will give preference to candidates
with international experience and knowledge of Japanese language
and culture.
Salary is highly competitive and related to experience.
Travel and moving allowances are provided. Miyazaki is a city of
300,000 on the Pacific shore of the subtropical island of Kyushu in
an area of scenic splendor rich in recreational and cultural
opportunities.
The Search Committee will begin reviewing applications on September
15. The successful candidate may take office at any time
subsequent to December 1, 1995, but in no case later than July 1,
1996. =20
Please mail, fax, or e-mail a statement of interest, resume,
and the names and telephone numbers of three references to Robert
Birnbaum, Chair, Dean's Search Committee, Miyazaki International
College, 1405 Kano, Kiyotake-cho, Miyazaki 889-16 Japan. Fax:
0985-84-3396. e-mail <Rbirnbau@pmail.miyazaki-mic.ac.jp>.
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11) Position: Iberian Studies
Institution: LOUGHBOROUGH UNIVERSITY
Location: UK
DEPARTMENT OF EUROPEAN STUDIES
IBERIAN STUDIES
The department is expanding its research and teaching in the field of
Iberian Studies. Creative and productive specialists are needed to fill
the following posts.
SENIOR LECTURER/READER in Iberian Politics ref: 95/93/EU
Applicants should have a strong research record embracing one or more
aspects of Iberian politics, complemented by other specialisms where
appropriate. The appointee will reinforce and widen the Department's
research profile in political science and will contribute to undergraduate
and postgraduate teaching programmes. Salary will be on the Senior
Lecturer/Reader Scale (=3DA327,747 - =3DA331,357 pa) depending on qualifica=
tions
and experience.
Informal enquires may be addressed to Mr David Allen: telephone 01509
222983; fax 01509 269395; e-mail D.J.Allen@lut.ac.uk.
LECTURER in Iberian Studies ref: 95/94/EU
Applicants should be productive researchers in one or more aspects -
economics, social, political or cultural - of contemporary Spain, or in
applied linguistics. The appointee will develop new courses in Spanish
language and area studies, for which competence in Spanish at, or near,
native-speaker level will be required. Salary will be on the Lecturer
Scale A (=3DA315,154 - =3DA319,848 pa) or B (=3DA320,677 - =3DA326,430 pa)=
=3D
depending on
qualifications and experience.
Informal enquires may be addressed to Professor Alec Hargreaves: telephone
01509 222990; fax 01509 269395; e-mail A.G.Hargreaves@lut.ac.uk.
=3D46or further details on the above posts please contact the Personnel Off=
ice=3D
,
Loughborough University of Technology, Loughborough, Leics, LE11 3TU. Tel
(01509) 222173 (24 hours), quoting relevant reference. Closing date: 11
August 1995.
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12) Position: Ancient History
Institution: University of Wisconsin-Superior
Location: Wisconsin
The University of Wisconsin-Superior seeks an instructor
(Lecturer) for a one-year appointment in History for 1995-1996.=20
The position presumes teaching four courses each semester,
distributed among upper and lower level topics in Ancient
History.
Graduate training at least through a Master's degree is
mandatory. Those with college teaching experience will be
preferred. Applicants should submit a letter indicating
interest, accompanied by a vita which lists at least three
current academic references. Complete transcripts must be
received before a letter of appointment will be issued.
Applications should be submitted to:
Prof. Ronald V. Mershart, chair
History Search Committee
University of Wisconsin-Superior
Superior, WI 54880
Applications will be reviewed as received.
Persons of color, women, and other under-represented groups are
encouraged to apply. UW-Superior is an Affirmative Action, Equal
Opportunity Employer. We are required to provide a list of
nominees and applicants to those who request it. A written
request from the candidate can exclude one from this list.
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13) Position: 2 Archaeology
Institution: University of Auckland
Location: Australia
The Anthropology Department of The University of Auckland is current=20
advertising two lectureships in Archaeology. One is for three years
the other may be tenureable. Applicants must have a Phd or equivalent and=
=20
a record of research and publication. Applications close on the 11=20
September 1995. Further information can be sought from Professor GJ=20
Irwin, Anthropology Department, University of Auckland, Private Bag=20
92019, Auckland, New Zealand. Fax 00-649-3737441: E-mail:=20
gji@auckland.ac.nz, or from Mr M, Lellman, Assistant Staff Registrar at=20
the University.
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