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Article #2178Assistant Professor, International Women's Issues
From: James M. Cantor
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1997 00:00
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1997 00:00
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>> >Please share this with your colleagues.... > >> 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 > ............. Department of Psychology (514) 288-4111 McGill University (416) 975-8559 1205 Dr. Penfield Ave. Montreal, QC H3A 1B1 CANADA
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: 11317e,cf31f021753f9db4,start X-Google-Attributes: gid11317e,public From: "James M. Cantor" <jcantor@HEBB.PSYCH.MCGILL.CA> Subject: Assistant Professor, International Women's Issues Date: 1997/10/21 Message-ID: <v0151010ab07304ff847c@[198.168.189.48]> X-Deja-AN: 282341573 Sender: Psychology Graduate Students Discussion Group List <PSYCGRAD@LISTSERV.UOTTAWA.CA> Comments: ******************************************************** Newsgroups: bit.listserv.psycgrad