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Assistant Professor, International Women's Issues

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From: James M. Cantor
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1997 00:00
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>> California State University, Long Beach
>> Assistant Professor, International Women's Issues
>>
>> Effective Date of Position:  August 18, 1998
>>
>>         California State University, Long Beach is currently seeking an
>> Assistant Professor to work in International Women's Issues.  Minimum
>> qualifications for this position require that applicants have a Ph.D.
>> (by time of appointment) and must have evidence of successful college
>> level teaching.  Applicants must possess the potential to develop a
>> productive research program in International Women's Issues as well as
>> show evidence of activism in International Women's Issues.  All
>> applicants must show an ability to communicate with an ethnically and
>> culturally diverse campus community.
>>         Aside from the minimum qualifications for this position, there are
>> several disired/preferred qualifications, including International and
>> Women's Studies research experience, experience in curricular
>> development, involvement in relevant community issues, and the ability
>> to advise and mentor students.  Applicants must also show experience
>> with interdisciplinary and cross-cultural approaches in teaching,
>> including relations between gender, class, and race/ethnicity
>> internationally.  Expertise in Southeast Asia and the diaspora is
>> desireable.
>>         Courses to be taught may include but are not limited to Women in
>>Global
>> Perspective;  Feminist Theory;  Women in Development;  Women's Social
>> Movements in International Perspective;  and International Service
>> Learning Internships.  Assistant Professors must engage in scholarly
>> research and grant writing in the area of International Women's Issues.
>> Finally, Assistant Professors must participate in program development
>> and administration as well as department, university and community
>> service activities.
>>         The salary range for this position varies with training and
>> experience.  The probable range is $33,876 to $49,044 depending on
>> qualifications.
>>         All applicants must submit a letter of application addressing
>> qualifications as well as a transcript from institution from which the
>> highest degree was awarded.  Applicants must also provide three letters
>> of recommendation, a resume, and teaching evaluations and course
>> syllabi.
>>         This position will remain open until filled (or recruitment
>> cancelled).  Review of applications will begin January 28, 1998.
>> Applications, required documentation and/or requests for information
>> should be addressed to either:
>>         Dr.  Patricia Rozee, Director, Women's Studies Program,
>>California
>> State University, Long Beach
>>         1250 Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach, CA  90840
>>         Phone:  (562)985-5650    e-mail: prozee@csulb.edu
>>      OR Dr.  Ben Wisner, Director, Program in International Studies,
>> (same address)
>>         Phone:  (562)985-5859    e-mail: bwisner@csulb.edu
>

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