H-Net Job Guide
February 17, 1995
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EUROPEAN HISTORY
1) 20th Century Central and Eastern Europe--Mount Holyoke College
GENERAL, OPEN-FIELD, MISCELLANEOUS POSITIONS
2) 2 Int'l History--London School of Economics and Political Science
3) History--Pima Community College
4) History--National Defense University
5) History and Politics--University of South Pacific
6) History--Fort Hays State University
7) History Teaching Fellowship--Phillips Academy
8) History of Science--Johns Hopkins University
9) History of Technology and Science--Case Western Reserve University
U.S. and AMERICAN HISTORY
10) African-American or Native American Studies--CA State Polytechnic U.
11) U.S. History--El Paso Community College
12) American History--Eastern Illinois University
13) American History--Mesa State College
14) U.S. Cultural and Public History--American University
15) U.S. History--Community College of Southern Nevada
16) Early American History--Mount Holyoke College
17) U.S. and Tennessee History--Northeast State Technical Community College
WOMEN'S HISTORY
18) Women and 19th Century European History--GA Southern U.
MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
19) Fellowship--Villanova University
20) Curator--University of Maryland (College Park)
21) Librarian--San Fransisco Public Library
22) Curator--San Diego Historical Society
23) Reference Archivist--Wayne State University
24) Associate Archivist--American Institute of Physics
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6) Position: History
Institution: Fort Hays State University
Location: Kansas
FHSU is a comprehensive regional university with an enrollment
of approximately 5,800 located in Hays, Kan., a community of
18,000 midway between Denver and Kansas City on Interstate 70.
Medical and educational facilities are superior. Lakes and
recreation areas are easily accessible.
Women, minorities, veterans, and people with disabilities are
encouraged to apply.
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY_Chair_The department has seven full-time
faculty and 116 majors in the B.A. and M.A. programs.
Candidates must hold the Ph.D. in history and the rank of full
professor or be qualified for promotion. Commitment to
diversity and working in a multicultural setting highly
desirable. Successful candidates should have background in
administration, graduate studies, ethnic-diversity issues, and
grant writing experience. Teaching field should include modern
world history, Third World, and 19th and 20th century Europe.
The chair is required to teach two courses per semester and
one course during summer session. Salary range
$52,000-$55,000. Applications accepted until March 15, 1995,
or until position is filled. Send letter of application,
curriculum vitae, and names, addresses and telephone numbers
of three professional references to: Dr A.J. Busch, Search
Committee Chair, Department of History, Fort Hays State
University, 600 Park St., Hays KS 67601-4099 or FAX
913-628-4087 (Dean's Office).
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7) Position: History Teaching Fellowship
Institution: Phillips Academy
Location: Massachusetts
Phillips Academy, an independent national and international
boarding and day high school for 1200 able college-bound
students, maintains high academic standards. Approximately 70%
of the faculty hold M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. The school offers
an extensive and inclusive curriculum taught by a diverse
faculty. The faculty teaches beyond the classroom through
coaching, house counseling, and sponsoring student activities.
Salaries are competitive and benefits include medical,
TIAA/CREF (when qualified), life insurance, sabbatical
program, etc.
TEACHING FELLOWS
For recent college or graduate school degree recipients who
have not yet held year-long teaching appointments and who
anticipate careers in teaching, one-year Teaching Fellowships
are anticipated in the Department of HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Brochures describing this guided program and including application
forms are available; (508-749-4003). The stipend is $12,250 and
includes housing, meals, and medical benefits. The deadline for
applications is March 1.
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8) Position: History of Science
Institution: Johns Hopkins University
Location: Maryland
History of Science. Visiting Assistant Professor for 1995*96,
preference for candidates who can teach undergraduate coursesin the
history of early modern science and technology, and whose research and
teaching interests complement those of currentfaculty. Participation
expected in an active undergraduate andgraduate program. Teaching
load is two courses per semester,including an undergraduate survey in
history of science to the17th century, taught in the fall. Application should
includecurriculum vitae and statement of teaching interests. Arrangefor
three letters of recommendation to be sent to Prof. Stuart W.Leslie,
Department of History of Science, Medicine, andTechnology, Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore MD 21218. FAX: 410 516)7502. Applications should
be sent as soon as possibleand no later than March 15. Review of applications
will beginimmediately.
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9) Position: Technology and Science
Institution: Case Western Reserve University
Location: Ohio
Case Western Reserve University seeks a Visiting
Assistant Professor in the history of technology for the 1995-96 academic
year. Competence to teach history of science desirable. Duties include
two courses per semester. Salary competitive. Ph.D. in hand preferred.
Submit letter of application, c.v., and three letters of recommendation by
May 1st, 1995 to: Prof. Miriam R. Levin, Department of History, Case
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio 44106-7107. CWRU is an
AA/EOE.
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18) Position: History
Institution: Georgia Southern University
Location: Georgia
History: Women and Nineteenth Century European History.
Tenure-track position. Ph.D. required by the starting date of
the position, September 1, 1995. Assistant or associate
professor; salary dependent upon qualifications. Demonstrated
excellence in teaching and research. Duties include teaching:
survey courses in the development of civilization,
undergraduate and graduate courses in nineteenth century
Europe, Women in Modern European History, and historiography.
The Department of History at Georgia Southern has 26 members
and offers both B.A. and M.A. degrees. Send letter of
application, curriculum vitae, unofficial transcripts, copies
of teaching evaluations and publications, and three letters of
recommendation to: Dr. Thomas McMullen, Chair, Women and
Nineteenth Century History Search Committee, Department of
History, Landrum Box 8054, Georgia Southern University,
Statesboro, Georgia 30460-8054. Postmark deadline: March 31,
1995. The names of applicants and nominees, resumes and other
general non-evaluative information are subject to public
inspection under the Georgia Open Records Act. Georgia
Southern is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action
Institution. Persons who need accomodation(s) in the
application process under the Americans with Disabilities Act
should notify the search chair.
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19) Position: Fellowship
Institution: Villanova University
Location: Pennsylvania
Villanova University announces three Arthur J. Ennis postdoctoral
fellowships in its Core Humanities Seminar Program. Each is a one
year fellowship renewable for up to three years. These positions
are available as of August 15, 1995. Each holder of the fellowship
will teach three courses in the College of Arts and Sciences' new
interdisciplinary program, Core Humanities Seminar. In addition to
the usual teaching responsibilities, the fellow will also be involved
in the study of the texts, curriculum and pedagogy of the College's
core curriculum with special attention given to the Core Humanities
Seminar sequence. Candidates for these positions should have the
Ph.D. in a humanistic discipline, a strong commitment to under-
graduate teaching in the humanities, an interest (or openness) in
pursuing the influence of Augustine's thought and evidence of
superior teaching ability. Send c.v., graduate transcript, and
three confidential letters of recommendation by April 1, 1995 to
Dr. John A. Doody, Director, Core Curriculum, Villanova University,
Villanova PA 19085; (610) 519-7325. Review of applications will
commence on April 1, 1995. Villanova University is an Augustinian-
related Roman Catholic institution and AA/EOE.
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