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Employment, Post-Doctoral and Fellowship Opportunities If you have knowledge of job openings, fellowships, or post-doc positions that you would like to share, please email Lori Lundell. You should also try the ASA's Employment Bulletin - the 'official' source for sociology jobs, fellowships, and practice-oriented employment. Postings below are organized into Jobs, PostDocs, and Fellowship/Funding opportunities; within each category, they are arranged by review/due date, with rolling or open applications at the top. Job Posting Assistant Director, Women's Center, Lehigh University. Job description: To assist the Women's Center Director in creating an inclusive campus environment for women, implementing strategic initiatives, supervising student groups, creating a comprehensive gender violence plan and coordinating the Advocates program, and supporting community outreach programs. For full details visit: http://cf.lehigh.edu/jobs/job_post_detail.cfm?PostID=576 The Georgia
Institute of Technology is aggressively searching for a vice president
of Institute Diversity to provide leadership in formulating the
Institute's diversity and inclusion strategy for the 21st century. Reporting
to the president and serving as a member of the president's cabinet, this
individual is charged with embracing and leveraging the talents of the entire
campus community to its greatest advantage. Position and Candidate Specification
are at: http://www.gatech.edu/
Fellowships, Funding, and Scholarly Opportunities Women and Gender Studies (WMS) at The College at
Brockport
welcomes Women and Gender Studies applications for the next round of Presidential
Fellowships. These are non-tenure track, two-year term appointments
rooted in bringing diversity in knowledge and identity to the campus. The
positions are listed under Human Resources as "Presidential Fellow"
and repeat particular to Brockport school/discipline configurations. WMS at
Brockport falls under the School of The Arts, Humanities, and Social
Sciences. Please follow the link below for additional information about the
positions and application procedures. Questions also can be directed to:
Barbara LeSavoy, PhD, Director, Women and Gender Studies Program,
201E Dailey Hall, The College at Brockport, State University of New York, 350
New Campus Drive, Brockport, NY 14420. https://www.brockportrecruit. The BEATRICE
BAIN RESEARCH GROUP (BBRG) is the University of California, Berkeley's
critical feminist research center, established in 1986 to support and
coordinate feminist scholarship across disciplines. The BBRG is particularly
interested in enabling research on gender in its intersections with
sexuality, race, ethnicity, class, nation, religion, postcoloniality,
globalization and transnational feminisms. Among the BBRG programs and
activities is the BBRG Affiliated Visiting Scholars Program, designed to accommodate
scholars who would like to spend a relatively short period of time in
residence, ranging from two weeks to one semester. The BBRG Affiliated
Visiting Scholars Program is open to senior and junior faculty (tenured and
untenured), visiting scholars, postdoctoral scholars and independent
scholars, from the U.S. and abroad, whose work is centrally on women and
gender. Applicants must have the Ph.D. in hand one year prior to the
beginning of the appointment. The BBRG accepts applications for the BBRG
Affiliated Visiting Scholars Program throughout the academic year.
Affiliated Visiting Scholars who are in residence for less than one month
will have access to a shared office, and shared computer and internet access.
Those who are here for periods of between one month and six months may have
access to UC Berkeley library privileges, a shared office, and shared
computer and internet access. Affiliated Visiting Scholars are invited to
participate in the BBRG Scholars' Writing/Reading Group, and may request that
the BBRG organize a public presentation wherein the scholar would present her
or his scholarly or creative work to the Berkeley campus community and the
public, in a panel format along with other scholars. Affiliated Visiting
Scholars provide their own financial support during the residency. There are
fees associated with residency at BBRG. *Non-U.S. scholars will need a J-1
visa to visit BBRG. This paperwork takes three months to complete. Please
plan accordingly. FULL PROGRAM DETAILS AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS CAN BE
FOUND HERE: http://bbrg.berkeley.edu/
Send announcements for fellowships or other scholarly opportunities to the web coordinator, Lori Lundell. Page last updated: Dec 10, '11 |
