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(Sent on behalf of George Joseph, ALA Headquarters) Two job postings at Stony Brook University, SUNY: _________________________________________ Recent African American historian Stony Brook University invites nominations and applications for a full time, Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Africana Studies. We are seeking an historian of the African American experience with specialties in intellectual, social, and cultural movements in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Candidates should be well versed in United States history as well as traditional and more recent youth related influences, such as Hip Hop that bridge matters of gender, sexuality and the politics of incarceration. The successful candidate must able to teach both undergraduate and graduate courses. Required: Ph.D. by May 2010; Recent African American history Preferred: Specialization in African American history; U.S. Intellectual, Social, and Cultural Movements; the Social Sciences; Black Popular Culture. For best consideration dossier must be complete by November 16, 2009. Start Date: Spring Semester 2010 or Fall Semester 2010 To apply, please submit curriculum vitae, a writing sample, a brief statement of research and teaching goals, and three letters of recommendation to: Dr. Georges Fouron, Chair, Search Committee Department of Africana Studies S-249 Social and Behavioral Sciences Stony Brook University, SUNY Stony Brook, NY 11794-4340 ____________________________________________________________________________ Caribbeanist in Africana Studies Stony Brook University invites nominations and applications for a full time, Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Africana Studies. We are seeking an applicant with a strong focus on the Black Experience in the Anglophone Caribbean. The ideal candidate must have deep intellectual and historiographical perspectives in Diaspora studies. The successful candidate must be able to teach both undergraduate and graduate courses. Required: Ph.D. by May 2010; Caribbean Research and Study Preferred: Specialization in the Social Sciences; Caribbean Studies; Diaspora Studies, or Ethnic Studies. For best consideration dossier should be complete by November 16, 2009. Start date: Spring Semester 2010 or Fall Semester 2010 To apply, please submit curriculum vitae, a writing sample, a brief statement of research and teaching goals, and three letters of recommendation to: Dr. Georges Fouron, Chair, Search Committee Department of Africana Studies S-249 Social and Behavioral Sciences Stony Brook University, SUNY Stony Brook, NY 11794-4340
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