MALCS Archive

(MALCS) Women Active in Letters and Social Change

JOB: Asst. Prof. WomStu at UDelaware

Tenure-track assistant professor of Women’s Studies at the University of Delaware, with the appointment to begin 1 Sept. 2009. Ph.D. required; an advanced degree in Women’s Studies preferred. Candidates should be prepared to offer introductory through upper-level courses in transnational feminisms and to focus on race, class, and sexualities in a global context. Teaching and research interests in feminist legal and/or environmental issues are desirable. [Read more…] about JOB: Asst. Prof. WomStu at UDelaware

JOB: Asst. Prof. Chicana & Chicano Studies, CSU Fullerton

Chicana and Chicano Studies Department at CSU-Fullerton has been authorized to conduct a tenure-track search for a new faculty member whose work emphasizes Culture & Literature. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in circulating the link herein and attachment to any and all interested parties. Interested persons can find all the relevant application information at the following link: https://diversity.fullerton.edu/HSS-ChicanaStds.htm

Thank you for your time and assistance.

Rob Castro

—————

Robert F. Castro Ph.D., J.D.,Assistant Professor

Chicana and Chicano Studies Department, California State University, Fullerton

[Read more…] about JOB: Asst. Prof. Chicana & Chicano Studies, CSU Fullerton

JOB: LatAm/Latino Studies, UCSC: Comparative Migration & Social Inequality in the Americas

The Department of Latin American and Latino Studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, invites applicants for a position as (tenure-track) Assistant Professor or Associate Professor (with tenure), with strong research experience in the field of Comparative Migration and Social Inequality in the Americas. Comparative migration studies are defined broadly to include analyses of gender, labor markets, immigrant integration or adaptation, racial and/or ethnic identity, language retention or acquisition, refugees, or conditions of displacement. [Read more…] about JOB: LatAm/Latino Studies, UCSC: Comparative Migration & Social Inequality in the Americas