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H-NET JOB GUIDE
December 15, 1995
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Special Announcement: Cancellation at Cal. St. U. (San Marcos)
AFRICAN/MIDDLE EASTERN HISTORY
1) African/Middle Eastern--U. Of Vermont
2) Africa--Southern Illinois U. (Edwardsville)
3) Africa--U. Of Toronto (Canada)
4) Modern Middle East--U. Of Virginia
5) 3 Positions: Africa, Russian/Eastern Europe, Canadian, Latin American--
Bridgewater State College (MA)
6) Africa--Southern Illinois U. (Edwardsville)
AMERICAN HISTORY
7) American--College of Holy Cross and Du Bois Institute (MA)
8) U.S. and American Studies--Ramapo College of New Jersey
9) African-American and Chair--St. Lawrence U. (NY)
10) African-American--Florida Memorial College
11) Chair Southern History--U. Of Alabama
12) U.S.--Louisiana Tech U.
13) African-American--Georgia Institute of Technology
14) U.S.--Central Missouri State U.
15) American Religious History--Vanderbilt U. (TN)
16) African-American--U. Of Vermont
17) Social/Cultural American--Oberlin College (OH)
ASIAN HISTORY
18) Southeast Asia--U. Of California (Irvine)
19) South Asia--Georgia State U.
EUROPEAN/RUSSIAN HISTORY
20) Russian/World--U. Of Cincinnati (OH)
21) Eastern European/Russian--California State U. (Chico)
22) Modern Germany--Columbia U. (NY)
23) Early Modern Britain--Columbia U. (NY)
24) Modern Britain--U. Of Toronto (Canada)
GENERAL, OPEN-FIELD POSITIONS
25) Public History/Liberal Studies--U. Of Washington (Tacoma)
26) Environmental Policy--Michigan Technological U.
27) North American Environmental Policy--Huxley College of Environmental Studies
28) History--Collin County Community College (TX)
29) Zacks Chair, Jewish History--U. Of Toronto (Canada)
LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY
30) Latin American--Mars Hill College (NC)
31) Latin American--Western State College (CO)
WOMEN'S HISTORY
32) Chair Women's Studies--U. Of Adelaide (Australia)
PROFESSIONAL, NON-TEACHING POSITIONS
33) Historical Structuralist--EcoScience, Inc.
34) Researcher--Georgetown U. (DC)
FELLOWSHIPS
35) Editorial Fellowship--NHPRC (DC)
36) Fellowship--Nene College of Higher Education (UK)
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Special announcement:
Due to a mistake in the previous guide, the job that appeared in last week's
guide (listed below) is
cancelled. Sorry for the inconvience. Thank you for your patience.
34) Position: History
Institution: California State U-San Marcos
Location: California
CSU San Marcos, the 20th Campus of the California State
University, is located near San Diego. Our University
community reflects the shared belief that individual and
collective excellence can be achieved only in an environment
where human diversity is valued. Our mission statement and the
diversity of our current faculty reflects that belief. We seek
highly motivated individuals with our shared vision to join us
in building the university for the 21st century. Contact each
college directly for information on specific vacancies and
application information.
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20) Russian/World--U. of Cincinnati (OH)
RUSSIAN HISTORY/WORLD HISTORY. Tenure-track assistant professor in Russian
history with a strong teaching field in World History. Ph.D. required; any
field of Russian history; publications and teaching experience are desirable.
Salary is competitive and appointment will begin 1 September 1996. We plan to
interview at the AHA meeting in January, so we encourge all candidates to FAX
or E-Mail a CV and letter of application as soon as possible, followed later by
three current letters of refernce, graduate transcripts and writing sample.
Applications will be accepted until position is filled. Direct these materials
to James Murray, Chair Search Committee, History Department, University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH 45221-0373; FAX (513) 556-7901; E-Mail
MurrayJM@UC.EDU. Women and minorities are urged to apply.
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21) Eastern Europe/Russia--California State U, Chico
History: Eastern Europe/Russia. California State University,
Chico invites applications for a tenure track position at the
assistant professor level in nineteenth and twentieth century
eastern European/Russian history to begin in August 1996.
Preferred concentrations are in the history of science and
technology or in gender/women. Ph.D. required. Salary
competitive. Candidates should demonstrate promise of being
dynamic classroom teachers, excellence in scholarship, and
being a program builder. Will be expected to teach
introductory courses as well as upper division and graduate
courses. There will be opportunities to develop courses in the
appointee's courses. The deadline for applications is January
31, 1996. Send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, and
three letters of recommendation to Hugh Campbell, Chair,
Department of History, CSU, Chico, California 95929-0735. CSU,
Chico is an EOE/AA/ADA/IRCA employer.
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22) Modern Germany--Columbia University (NY)
History: Modern German History. The Department of History of
Columbia University seeks to fill a tenured position in Modern
German History, to start in September 1997. Letters of
application and c.v. should be sent by January 31, 1996 to
Professor Michael Stanislawski, Chair, German History Search
Committee, Columbia University, Box 33, Fayerweather Hall, New
York, New York 10027. AA/EOE.
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23) Early Modern British--U. of Toronto (Canada)
History: Early Modern British History. The Department of
History, University of Toronto invites applications for a
tenure-stream appointment at the rank of assistant professor
in the field of Early Modern British History (1500-1800), area
and period open, effective 1 July 1996. Applicants must have
completed a Ph.D. and show promise of excellence in teaching
and scholarly research. The appointment will be responsible
for teaching an undergraduate survey course and more
specialized courses in the field. Applicants who can teach
appropriate areas of British Empire History are encouraged to
apply. Salary will be commensurate with experience. Send
application, a curriculum vitae, and ask three references to
write letters to Professor R.C. Brown, Chair, Department of
History, University of Toronto, 100 St. George Street, Room
2074, Toronto, Canada, M5S 1A1. Applications will close on
January 30, 1996. In accordance with Canadian Immigration
requirements, this advertisement is directed to Canadian
citizens and permanent residents of Canada. In accordance with
its Employment Equity Policy, The University of Toronto
encourages applications from qualified women or men, members
of visible minorities, aboriginal peoples and persons with
disabilities.
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24) Modern British--U of Toronto
History: Modern British History. The Department of History,
University of Toronto invites applications for a tenure-stream
appointment at the rank of assistant professor in the field of
Modern British History (1800 to the present day), area and
period open, effective 1 July 1996. The appointment is subject
to budgetary approval. Applicants must have completed a Ph.D.
and show promise of excellence in teaching and scholarly
research. The appointment will be responsible for teaching an
undergraduate survey course and more specialized courses in
the field. Applicants who can teach appropriate areas of
British Empire History are encouraged to apply. Salary will be
commensurate with experience. Send applications, a curriculum
vitae, and ask three references to write letters to Professor
R.C. Brown, Chair, Department of History, University of
Toronto, 100 St. George Street, Room 2074, Toronto, Canada,
M5S 1A1. Applications will close on January 30, 1996. In
accordance with Canadian Immigration requirements, this
advertisement is directed to Canadian citizens and permanent
residents of Canada. In accordance with its Employment Equity
Policy, The University of Toronto encourages applications from
qualified women or men, members of visible minorities,
aboriginal peoples and persons with disabilities.
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25) Public History/Liberal Studies (revised)--U. Of Washington (Tacoma)
The University of Washington, Tacoma (established fall 1990) is a rapidly
growing state-supported institution that offers an innovative
upper-division undergraduate curriculum in Liberal Studies, Nursing, and
Business, a teacher certification program and Master's degree programs in
education and nursing.
The campus is located in the heart of a revitalized urban core that
includes the new Washington State History Museum. We seek a public
historian who can thrive and build a program in such promising
surroundings. Duties include teaching upper-division undergraduate public
history courses and directing internships, building institutional ties and
working with varied community groups (labor, military, business, ethnic,
etc.) and teaching in our multicultural interdisciplinary Liberal Studies
Program. We seek candidates who will have their PhDs by the time of
employment, hands-on experience in public history (preferably with an
urban focus ranging from architectural history to urban geography to
public policy studies). This is a tenure-track, assistant professorship,
pending budgetary approval. We will conduct interviews in April at the
National Council on Public History meeting in Seattle. Appointment
effective September 16, 1996. We are building a diverse, multicultural
faculty and staff strongly encourage women and members of ethnic
minorities to apply.
Send letter of application, resume, three letters of recommendation,
graduate transcripts, and a syllabus for one public history and one
liberal studies course to:
Public History/Liberal Studies Search Committee
LIBERAL STUDIES PROGRAM
UW Tacoma
1103 A Street
Tacoma, WA 98402
Priority will be given to applications received before March 1, 1996.
FOR INFORMATION ON OUR CAMPUS, CONTACT OUR HOME PAGE ON THE
WORLD WIDE
WEB AT:
http://www-uwt.u.washington.edu/
The University of Washington is an affirmative action, equal opportunity
employer.
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28) History--Collin County CC District (TX)
COME JOIN OUR TEAM OF OUTSTANDING TEACHING FACULTY
AS WE CONTINUE TO GROW INTO THE 21ST CENTURY!
Collin County Community College District entered its tenth
year with over 10,500 credit students enrolled during Fall
1995. With three comprehensive campuses within a 20-mile
radius immediately north of Dallas, CCCC continues to be one
of the fastest growing community colleges in the nation!
CCCC's dramatic success is based on a) its teaching faculty,
who have been recognized nationally and internationally for
their efforts in encouraging and fostering experiential-based
learning and innovative teaching methods/programs, b) an
institution which provides state-of-the-art facilities,
laboratories and learning resources, and c) leadership which
supports professional growth and development of its faculty
and staff.
Our continued success brings us anticipated openings for
1996-97 in the following disciplines:
History, Western or World Civ
Positions require a master's degree with a major and/or 18
graduate hours in the teaching discipline from a regionally
accredited institution. Exceptional teaching skills, and
Community College teaching experience is desired.
CCCC offers competitive salaries commensurate with educational
background and experience as well as state employee benefits,
including life insurance and a choice of group health/dental
insurance plans and retirement plans.
To apply, submit all of the following items, which must be
received no later than 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 24, 1996:
letter of interest which clearly describes teaching
highlights, including any teaching recognition/awards; current
resume;
A CCCC Application for Employment form will be mailed upon
receipt of materials. The completed application form must be
received by 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, February 7, 1996. Only
complete files will be considered. Candidates must provide
duplicate materials if applying for more than one position.
The Collin County Community College District reserves the
right to extend the search, or not to fill positions as
advertised.
Collin County Community College
Human Resources Office
2800 E. Spring Creek Pkwy.
Plano, TX 75074
E-mail: HDUPONT@FS7HOST.CCCCD.EDU
FAX: 214-881-5659
CCCC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
gender, age, religion, national origin, veteran status, or
disability.
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34) Postdoctoral Research Associates--Georgetown U. (DC)
The Center for German and European Studies of Georgetown University's
School of Foreign Service will sponsor two research associates for
the 1996-97 academic year. Applications are invited from qualified
young scholars who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, and
whose academic interests focus upon 19th- and 20th-century German, or
German and European topics dealing with politics, society, economics,
history, literature, or culture. Applicants may be postdoctorates or
tenure-track faculty and should be working on research projects that
will result in significant scholarly publications. Georgetown Ph.Ds
should have taught or conducted research elsewhere for at least two
years prior to application. A grant of $30,000 for the academic year
will be awarded each research associate. Contributory health
insurance is available. Tenure-track faculty may also receive
compensation from their home institutions. Please submit letter of
application, c.v., detailed project description, writing samples,
three letters of reference to be sent separately by referees, and,
for those not yet possessing the Ph.D., confirmation that the
doctorate will be awarded by August 1996, to:
Chair, Research Associate Selection Committee, Center for German
and European Studies, Georgetown University, 501 Intercultural
Center, Washington, DC 20057. Applications must be received by
January 26, 1996. For additional information contact Prof.
Thomas T. Helde at the Center for German and European Studies,
Georgetown University, (202) 687-5602; fax (202) 687-8359.
Georgetown University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
Employer.
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36) Fellowships--NENE College of Higher Education (UK)
RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS
SALARY: POUNDS 9,462 - 15,280
As part of its commitment to strengthen further its rapidly
growing research profile, Nene College is offering a number of
research fellowships within the following including British social history
1700-1900, with special reference to crime, poverty, material life and
rurual society (SOC 1). Applicants must possess a good degree in a relevant
discipline and a minimum of 1-2 years relevant and recent postgraduate
research experience. Where appropriate, candidates will be eligible to
register for a higher degree (currently validated by the University of
Leicester). Further details may be obtained from, and applications
should be sent to, the address below. Please quote the appropriate
reference number in all correspondence. The Nene Centre for Research,
Nene College of Higher Education, Park Campus, Boughton Green road,
Northampton NN2 7AL. Tel: (01604) 735500; Fax: (01604) 791114; E-Mail
NENE.RESEARCH@NENE.AC.UK. Closing date for applications is 20 December
1995. Interviews will be held in early January 1996. Nene College of
Higher Education is an exempt charity offering Undergraduate and
Postgraduate Degrees and Diplomas and is committed to equality of
opportunity.
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