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Assistant
or Associate Faculty - Puerto Rican/Latino Studies - Political Science
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Title
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Assistant or Associate Faculty - Puerto
Rican/Latino Studies
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Location/Department
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Africana & Puerto Rican/Latino Studies
Department
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Position Detail
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Tenure Track
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FLSA Status
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Exempt
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Compensation
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Assistant Professor: $38,001 - $66,292
Associate Professor: $49,521 - $79,220
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Web Site
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www.hunter.cuny.edu
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Notice Number
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FY13557
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Closing Date
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Open Until Filled with review of resumes to begin
July 12th
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POSITION DESCRIPTION AND DUTIES
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The Department of Africana and Puerto Rican/Latino Studies invites
applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor position
in Puerto Rican/Latino Studies to begin in early Fall 2007. Candidates with
disciplinary expertise in Political Science are particularly encouraged to
apply. The selected candidate will teach courses such as Puerto Rican/Latino Politics in the US,
Power Structures in Puerto Rico,
Conquest and Resistance,
The Puerto Rican Experience,
Puerto Rican Political Nationalism
and other courses as may be assigned by the Department Chair. The
successful candidate will be expected to carry out teaching
responsibilities, contribute appropriate service, work effectively with
students and engage in research that results in peer-reviewed publication.
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QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
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A Ph.D. is required at the time of appointment. At the Associate Professor
level, the successful candidate will present a strong publication record,
an ongoing research or scholarly agendum and evidence of teaching excellent
in Puerto Rican Studies. At the Assistant Professor level, the successful
candidate will present compelling evidence of his or her potential for
strong research and publication and clear commitment to teaching
excellence.
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TO APPLY
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Submit a letter of applications, curriculum vitae,
transcript, a publication or writing sample, three letters of
recommendation, and evidence of teaching experience (e.g.: syllabi;
teaching evaluations) to:
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Address:
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Faculty Search with expertise in Political Science
c/o Barbara Saunders
Department of Africana and Puerto Rican/Latino Studies
Hunter College
695 Park Avenue
Room W1711
New York, NY
10065
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Assistant
or Associate Professor - Puerto Rican/Latino Studies - Anthropology/Sociology
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Title
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Assistant or Associate Professor - Puerto
Rican/Latino Studies
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Location/Department
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Africana & Puerto Rican/Latino Studies
Department
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Position Detail
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Tenure Track
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FLSA Status
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Exempt
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Compensation
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Assistant Professor: $38,001 - $66,292
Associate Professor: $49,521 - $79,220
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Web Site
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www.hunter.cuny.edu
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Notice Number
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FY13556
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Closing Date
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Open until filled with review of resumes to begin
July 12th
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POSITION DESCRIPTION AND DUTIES
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The Department of Africana and Puerto Rican/Latino Studies invites
applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor position
in Puerto Rican/Latino Studies to begin in early Fall 2007. Candidates with
disciplinary expertise in Sociology or Anthropology applied to research and
teaching in Puerto Rican Studies are particularly encouraged to apply. The
selected candidate will teach courses such as Puerto Rican Culture, The Puerto Rican Family, and Puerto Ricans in the US, contribute
to curriculum development as appropriate, work effectively with students,
contribute appropriate service and engage in research that results in
peer-reviewed publication.
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QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
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A Ph.D. is required at the time of appointment. At the Associate Professor
level, the successful candidate will have an excellent record of teaching
in a variety of courses in Puerto Rican Studies, a strong record of
publication and an ongoing research or scholarly agendum. At the Assistant
Professor level, the successful candidate will have evidence of excellent
teaching ability and highly promising research record.
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TO APPLY
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Submit a letter of applications, curriculum vitae,
transcript, a publication or writing sample, three letters of recommendation,
and evidence of teaching experience (e.g.: syllabi; teaching evaluations)
to:
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Address:
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Faculty Search with expertise in Sociology or Anthropology
c/o Barbara Saunders
Department of Africana and Puerto Rican/Latino Studies
Hunter College
695 Park Avenue
Room W1711
New York, NY
10065
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