The Lafayette College Engineering Studies Program invites applications for a new full-time, tenure track Assistant Professor position focused on Engineering, Social Justice, and inclusive STEM studies to begin Academic Year 2023-2024.
PRISM Dates: October 12-15, 2022
Application Due: July 18, 2022
postdocs.stanford.edu/PRISM
Stanford PRISM is an opportunity for late-stage graduate students from broadly diverse backgrounds to explore postdoctoral training at Stanford.
Benefits:
The Department of French Literature, Thought and Culture at New York University invites applications for a Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor (non tenure-track) in French. This is a one-year teaching position. The appointment will begin on September 1, 2022 pending administrative and budgetary approval.
At both the graduate and undergraduate levels, Department of French Literature, Thought and Culture offers an extensive range of courses in French and Francophone language, literature, and civilization. With a staff of internationally known scholars and teachers, the program is strong and diversified emphasizing immersion of the student in foreign culture and language. The vast majority of courses are taught in French.
The Department of Religion at Colgate University invites applications for a one-year visiting assistant professor position: Religion and Global Modernity, beginning fall semester 2022.
The Humanities Policy Fellowship provides an opportunity for recent PhDs with training in the humanities or humanistic social sciences to learn about a career in public policy and administration. While in residence, the Humanities Policy Fellow serves as a full-time member of the staff, contributing to ongoing Academy projects in the Humanities, Arts, and Culture program area. Current work in the area includes the Humanities Indicators, development of a history of the American Academy, as well as development of new programs.
The Humanities Policy Fellowship provides an opportunity for an early-career professional with training in the humanities or humanistic social sciences to learn about a career in public policy and administration. While in residence, the Humanities Policy Fellow will contribute to new and ongoing projects of the American Institutions, Society, and the Public Good (AISPG) program area.
