Drake University sociology department, pending final budgetary =
approval, invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track =
appointment in sociocultural anthropology at the assistant professor =
level to begin August 1996. The successful candidate will be =
sophisticated in historical and contemporary theory and able to =
contribute to one or more interdisciplinary programs (eg. cultural =
studies, multicultural studies, Latin American studies, women=B9s =
studies). Specialties are open, but we are particularly interested =
in Latin America, Africa, Asia or Native Peoples of the Americas =
geographic area specialty, and in a substantive specialization in =
race and ethnicity, urban, post coloniality and/or transnational =
linkages. Teaching load is three courses per semester. As the sole =
anthropologist you will teach an introductory course, ethnographic =
methods, and courses in areas of specialization. Strong commitment =
to teaching and to a pedagogy of discovery characterize this eight =
member department. These characteristics and ability to maintain an =
active research and writing agenda are sought in the successful =
candidate. Ph.D. required at time of employment. Applicants should =
send a letter of application that addresses these requirements and =
delineates teaching and research interests and experience, a vitae, =
a list of references, and evidence of teaching effectiveness to: =
Susan E. Wright, Chair, Department of Sociology, Drake University, =
2507 University, Des Moines, Iowa 50311-4505. Review of =
applications will begin February 15, 1996. Drake University is an =
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
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approval, invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track =
appointment in sociocultural anthropology at the assistant professor =
level to begin August 1996. The successful candidate will be =
sophisticated in historical and contemporary theory and able to =
contribute to one or more interdisciplinary programs (eg. cultural =
studies, multicultural studies, Latin American studies, women=B9s =
studies). Specialties are open, but we are particularly interested =
in Latin America, Africa, Asia or Native Peoples of the Americas =
geographic area specialty, and in a substantive specialization in =
race and ethnicity, urban, post coloniality and/or transnational =
linkages. Teaching load is three courses per semester. As the sole =
anthropologist you will teach an introductory course, ethnographic =
methods, and courses in areas of specialization. Strong commitment =
to teaching and to a pedagogy of discovery characterize this eight =
member department. These characteristics and ability to maintain an =
active research and writing agenda are sought in the successful =
candidate. Ph.D. required at time of employment. Applicants should =
send a letter of application that addresses these requirements and =
delineates teaching and research interests and experience, a vitae, =
a list of references, and evidence of teaching effectiveness to: =
Susan E. Wright, Chair, Department of Sociology, Drake University, =
2507 University, Des Moines, Iowa 50311-4505. Review of =
applications will begin February 15, 1996. Drake University is an =
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
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