H-Net Job Guide
February 10, 1995
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AFRICAN HISTORY
1) African and African-American History--Southwestern University
ASIAN HISTORY
2) Asian and American Politics--Oregon State University
3) Modern Japan--Portland State University
EUROPEAN HISTORY
4) 20th Century Central and Eastern Europe--Mount Holyoke College
5) European History--Bellarmine College
6) Early Modern Europe--University of Utah
GENERAL, OPEN-ENDED, MISCELLANEOUS POSITIONS
7) Chair--University of California (Riverside)
8) History of Education--Florida State University
9) History--University of Maryland (College Park)
10) History--Mount Union College
11) Multiple History Positions--Kent State University
12) History--Xavier University of Louisianna
13) World History--Henry Ford Community College
14) History of Science--Johns Hopkins University
15) History--Northeast Missouri State University
16) 2 Int'l History Positions--London School of Econ. and Poli. Sci.
MIDDLE EASTERN/ISLAMIC HISTORY
17) Middle Eastern Studies--Australian National University
18) History and Int'l Affairs--Georgetown University
19) Ottoman Empire and Modern Turkey--Harvard University
U.S. and AMERICAN HISTORY
20) American History--Mesa State College
21) American History--California State University (Stansilaus)
22) U.S. History--Henry Ford Community College
23) Early American History--Mount Holyoke College
24) U.S. Economic/Business History--University of North Texas
25) U.S. History--University of Texas (Arlington)
26) U.S. History--University of Utah
27) 20th Century U.S. History--University of New Mexico
WOMEN'S HISTORY
28) U.S. Women's History--Portland State University
MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
29) Collecting Care Field Conservator--Henry Ford Museum and
Greenfield Village
30) Executive Director--Rhode Island Committee for the Humanities
31) Archaeologist--USDA Forest Service
32) Electronic Services/Reference Librarian--University of the South
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5) Position: European History
Institution: Bellarmine College
Location: Kentucky
EUROPE. Asst. Prof., tenure track, beginning Aug. 15, 1995. Ph.D.
required. Specialization in Modern European History, preferably in
area other than British. Political Science as secondary field, or
interdisciplinary competence in another liberal arts area desirable.
Teaching load twelve hours per semester. Teaching responsibilities
include general education core courses in Western Civilization and
advanced courses in specialty. Evidence of successful teaching
experience and strong publication potential required. Salary competitive.
Application deadline: Mar. 15, 1995. Send letter of application, CV,
transcripts, evidence of strong teaching, and three letters of
recommendation to Margaret H. Mahoney, Department of History/Political
Science, Bellarmine College, Louisville, Kentucky 40205-0671. AA/EOE.
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6) Position: History
Institution: U of Utah
Location: Utah
History: Early Modern Europe. The University of Utah invites
applications for a one-year, visiting assistant professorship
in continental Early Modern European history (14th to 17th
century) beginning in September, 1995. Teaching
responsibilities include upper level courses in The
Renaissance, The Reformation, and area of specialization;
Western Civilization (Ancient to Modern); and general
education. Ph.D. required. Evidence of successful teaching
experience preferred. Salary competitive. Send letter of
application, curriculum vitae, and three letters of
recommendation by April 15 to Professor L. Ray Gunn, Chair,
Department of History, University of Utah, Salt Lake City,
Utah 84112. The University of Utah is an AA/EOE.
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8) Position: HISTORY OF EDUCATION
Institution: Florida State University
Location: Florida
The Department of Educational Foundations and Policy Studies in the
College of Education at Florida State University is searching for an
Assistant Professor (Tenure earning) of History of Education. The person
who takes this position will devote considerable energy to the
University's undergraduate teacher education programs, especially the
social foundations of education course. He or she will also offer
graduate courses and advise doctoral students in History of Education.
Research interests should center in the history of American Education,
but interest in educational policy and the history of education in
foreign countries would strengthen the candidacy. Minimum qualifications
for the position include an earned doctorate, demonstrated scholarly and
practical interest in the development of public schools, and interest in
working with colleagues in a multidisciplinary setting. Applications will
close on February 23, 1995; completed application packages will include
a letter documenting interest and qualifications; a current vita; and
the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of five references who may be
contacted. The position will begin no later than August 1995.
The Florida State University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action
employer; women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Send complete
applications to C. J. B. Macmillan, Search Committee Chair, 306 Stone
Building, College of Education, Florida State University, Tallahassee,
Florida 32306-4070. For further information, call (904)644-8166 or
email: macmill@mail.coe.fsu.edu
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14) Position: History of Science
Institution: The Johns Hopkins University
Location: Maryland
History of Science: Visiting Assistant Professor for
1995-1996, preference for candidates who can teach
undergraduate courses in the history of early modern science
and technology, and whose research and teaching interests
complement those of current faculty. Participation expected in
an active undergraduate and graduate program. Teaching load is
two courses per semester, including an undergraduate survey in
history of science to the 17th century, taught in the fall.
Applications should include curriculum vitae and statement of
teaching interests. Arrange for three letters of
recommendation to be sent to Professor Stuart W. Leslie,
Department of History of Science, Medicine, and Technology,
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland 21218. FAX:
410-516-7502. Applications should be sent as soon as possible
and no later than March 15. Review of applications will begin
immediately.
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32) Position: Electronic Services/Reference Librarian
Institution: University of the South
Location: Alabama
The University of South Alabama seeks an individual to provide leadership
in the utilization of electronic resources for the University Library's
Reference Department. Duties include the development, implementation,
maintenance, instruction and evaluation of electronic services, including
Internet, for faculty, staff, and students. This position reports to the
Head of Reference Services and participates in all the activities of the
Reference Department: staffing the reference desk (including some nights
and weekends), library instruction, collection development and online
searching.
Required qualifications are an ALA-accredited MLS and technical
experience with electronic reference services including: CD-ROMs,
microcomputer hardware, a variety of operating systems, library
applications, peripherals and Internet resources and tools. He or she
will demonstrate the ability to work with faculty, staff, and students in
a collaborative and productive manner, exhibiting initiative,
flexibility and humor, as well as a commitment to public service goals
and to the library profession.
Preferred qualifications include experience in academic reference and
knowledge of the OCLC/ILL system, WinAriel, SAVEIT, NOTIS, LEXIS, local
area networks and a variety of online systems.
USA is a state-funded, comprehensive university of approximately 12,000
students situated in historic Mobile, Alabama, a major metropolian area.
The area is ideal for the full variety of year-round recreational
activities and is located a short distance from the lovely Gulf Coast
beaches.
This is an academic, tenure-track appointment at the Assistant Librarian
rank or higher. Salary negotiable. Generous benefits. Deadline for
application is April 19th. Submit a letter, resume, and three professional
references to:
Janice A. Sauer
Chair, Search Committee
University Library,
University of South Alabama
Mobile, AL 36688
Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D
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