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ASIAN HISTORY
1) Japanese and U.S. Women's History--Portland State U.
EUROPEAN HISTORY
2) 20th Century Central and Eastern European History--Mount Holyoke College
3) European History--Rhodes College
4) Modern Irish History--University College Dublin
5) European History--Methodist College
6) British History--Pembroke State University
7) Modern European Christian History--Harvard U. Divinity School
GENERAL, OPEN-FIELD, MISCELLANEOUS POSITIONS
8) Interdisciplinary Humanities/History--U. of Hartford
9) 2 International Histories--London School of Economics and Political Science
10) Western Civilization--Belmont University
11) History--Mohawk Valley Community College
12) International Programs--U. of Maryland (University College)
13) History--College of West Virginia
14) History--Voorhees College
LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY
15) Latin American History--Rhodes College
U.S. and AMERICAN HISTORY
16) U.S. Public and Cultural History--American University
17) American Politics--College of Wooster
18) American Indian Studies/Chair--San Francisco State University
19) U.S. history--Rhodes College
20) 2 American History--Eastern Illinois University
21) American Studies--National Cheng Kung University
22) American History--West Texas A&M University
23) Native American History--Pembroke State University
24) U.S. History--Montana State University (Billings)
25) U.S. History--Incarnate World College
26) American History--California State University (Stanislaus)
27) Early American History--Mount Holyoke College
28) American History--Arkansas Tech University
29) American Jewish History--New York University
WOMEN'S HISTORY
see job 1 for listing
MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
30) Program Coordinator--U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
31) 12 Summer Internships--Dept. of Defense
32) Director--Indian Law Resource Center
33) Curatorial Officers--Historical Manuscript Comm.
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4) Position:Modern Irish History
Institution: University College Dublin
Location: Ireland
Applications are invited by the Governing Body of the College
for the following full-time statutory post:
PROFESSORSHIP OF MODERN IRISH HISTORY
(Ref: 30/95)
Prior to application, further information (including
application procedure) should be obtained from the Personnel
Office, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4,
Ireland.
Telephone enquiries: (353 1) 706 1653. Fax: (353 1) 269 2472.
E-mail: acadrec@irlearn.ucd.ie
The closing date for receipt of completed applications is
Thursday, 6 April 1995.
USD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER
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5) Position: History
Institution: Methodist College
Location: North Carolina
History: European History. Methodist College, an affirmative
action employer, welcomes applications for an Assistant
Professor of History starting August, 1995. Requirements
include teaching Western Civilization I and II, early modern
and modern European history (four courses per semester_day and
evening). Ancient history a plus. Tenure-track. Doctorate
required. Minority candidates are especially encouraged to
apply. Send curriculum vitae, graduate transcripts, and three
letters of reference, by March 31, to Dr. Peter Murray, Head,
Department of History and Political Science, Methodist
College, 5400 Ramsey Street, Fayetteville, North Carolina
28311-1420; 910/630-7079.
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6) Position: Modern European Christianity
Institution: Harvard U Divinity School
Location: Massachusetts
HARVARD DIVINITY SCHOOL announces an opening for Fall term,
1996, in the history of Christianity in modern Europe. Rank is
open. Responsibilities include courses spanning the 16th
through the 20th centuries, and joint supervision of doctoral
programs covering the same centuries. Field(s) of
specialization are open. Interest in interdisciplinary
collaboration, within the Divinity School and in the
University, will be highly important, along with ability to
contribute to the Divinity School's ministerial studies
program. Women and minorities are particularly urged to apply.
The search committee will begin reviewing applications on May
1, 1995, and continue until the search is completed. Send
nominations, dossiers, and supporting materials to Professor
William Hutchison, Chair, European Search Committee, Harvard
Divinity School, 45 Francis Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138.
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6) Position: History
Institution: Pembroke State University
Location: North Carolina
History: Assistant Professor, tenure-track position beginning
August 1995. British history specialty with credentials to
teach courses in some area of Asian history and to teach World
Civilization surveys. Credentials and willingness to assist in
Social Studies Education program useful, though not required
for application. Ph.D. required; salary range competitive.
Send letter of application, vita, three letters of
recommendation, and copies of transcripts to Search Committee,
Attn: David K. Eliades, Chair, Department of History, One
University Drive, Pembroke State University, Pembroke, North
Carolina 28372-1510. Deadline for applications is March 20,
1995. AA/EEO.
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7) Position: Interdisciplinary Humanities/History
Institution: University of Hartford
Location: Connecticut
The College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Hartford is
starting a search for an exciting and unusual appointment, a scholar-
teacher in interdisciplinary humanities, with a strong emphasis on
history. The position has been created in part as an eventual
replacement for Professor Bill Brayfield, a distinguished teacher of
European history, whose interests range widely into other disciplines.
While the primary focus of the position may be within the department of
History, the person sought will definitely have links with one or more
cognate disciplines. These include Philosophy, Anthropology, Modern
Languages, Cultural Studies, Literature, Art History, Afro-American
Studies, Rhetoric, Anthropology, Cinema, Gender Studies and others, and
the exact department(s) in which the person appointed will depend on his
or her qualifications. The rank is open, but such an appointment would
likely to be at the Associate Professor level, though an Assistant
Professorship, even a starting position, is a possibility, depending on
the suitability of the candidate, and his or her potential to
contribute to the College's intellectual life.
Such a person would have excellent scholarly achievements or potential,
and would also be strongly committed to teaching, pedagogy, innovative
curricula, and to cross-disciplinary connections. The College is
strongly committed to the importance of history and historical awareness
in undergraduate education. The College has a Center for the Humanities,
an endowed Chair in the teaching of the Humanities, a well endowed
Judaic Studies Center, a tradition of innovative pedagogy, and an active
and well funded focus on interactive media instruction. Departments in
the Humanities include English; Cinema Theater Arts & Art History;
History; International Languages and Cultures; Rhetoric, Language &
Culture; Philosophy. A School of Communication within the College
includes both humanities and Social Sciences perspectives. New major
programs in Professional and Technical Writing, Cinema, and
International Studies have just been mounted. The humanities departments
contribute significantly to the University's nationally prominent
interdisciplinary general education program, the All-University
Curriculum, in which the successful candidate would be considered for a
joint appointment.
The University of Hartford is an EO/AAA employer, and the College
strongly encourages women and minority candidates to apply. Commencing
date would be Spring 1996.
Please direct inquiries to Gary Waller, Dean, College of Arts and
Sciences, University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT 06117.
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13) Position: History
Institution: College of West Virginia
Location: West Virginia
SCHOOL OF ARTS & SCIENCES: History
Ph.D. in the appropriate discipline preferred. Send letter of
application, current vita, transcripts, and three letters of
reference to: Sharon Bleau, Personnel Dept., The College of
West Virginia, P.O. Box AG, Beckley, WV 25802-2830. EOE.
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33) Position: Curatorial officers (Casual Appointments)
Institution: Historical Manuscripts Commission
One Year Posts
The Historical Manuscripts Commission collects and disseminates
information about manuscript sources for British history through the
National Register of Archives, the Manorial Documents Register and
through its series of publications.
As part of the Commission's programme of investigatory work applications
are invited to assist with the following projects which will both result
in the creation of computerised databases:
A survey of the papers of British antiquaries and historians between 1533
and c1960. The post will be based in central London but will involve
travel to survey collections in record repositories throughout the
country. A working knowledge of historiographical tradition and the
development of historical method within the period is desirable.
A joint project with the Borthwick Institute of Historical Research at
York University to upgrade the Yorkshire section of the Manorial
Documents Register. The post will be based in York and will require
travel throughout northern England. A working knowledge of Latin and
palaeography is essential and some experience of manorial records would
be an advantage.
Candidates should possess a degree, preferably in history. Experience of
research and computer literacy are desirable. Application forms are
available from the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts, Quality
House, Quality Court, Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1HP. The appliction
form should be returned in an envelope marked "Appliation" and candidates
should stat on the form which of the posts they are applying for.
The salary will be #13,951 pa (York) and #14,282 pa (London). The
closing date for applications is 30 March 1995. Interviews will be held
in London on 11-13 April.
The Commission is an equal opportunities employer
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