I heard some fun stories about the Oregon State interview process. If an offer is made, hopefully it will be shared.
In other news, what info can we get on some jobs overseas? I am curious about this job in Dubai at Zayed. Any info on it would be welcomed- even info one why it would be a dumb/brilliant idea to work there (and no dumb remarks about it being hot). How can we find out about their shortlist or whatnot? Other overseas jobs also welcome...
Anyone know what the status of Florida Internationl's job search is? the last I heard was prior to Christmas, that they'd made up a 'long' short list. Since then, nothing.....
The security job at Florida International has been closed; the senior hire committee will meet soon; three people are coming in for interviews on the theory job starting after ISA; and the Women's study job has a long short list.
Nah, can't pass that kind of info on. Just some info coming from interviewees about the first candidates and how the dean was quite unimpressed and called for another round of interviews. The details are gossip, not useful.
BUT, I would like to know if any information is out there on Wesleyan. Actually, Ohio Wesleyan to be precise (because there's also an Illinois one and one in CT so... yeah, why so many of those?). And what is the Zayed post seeking? Job seems pretty sweet. Any word on hires?
Can anyone confirm that the University of British Columbia has made an offer to Salehyan at UNT? (this rumor is from the Canadian IR Rumor Mill). Has he accepted? Who else interviewed at UBC? I've heard that the Canadian government may be tightening up on work visas? Reverse protectionism? That you might get a job offer but can't necessarily start because you have to wait 6 months to a year to get the visa?
As an employee at an CA institution, I have not heard anything about academic protection. Indeed, our dean is almost salivating at the thought of being able to raid the US since the CA economy is not nearly as bad (although it is not good anymore).
I would say that the Canadian economy is definitely "not good anymore" given the recent massive (hidden) budget cuts to core funding of the three federal granting agencies (SSHRC, NSERC, CIHR). I'd say we're falling as fast, or faster, than the US. Obama's proposed education stimulus spending is looking much better right now...
Lectureship in Political Science at Trinity College Dublin, possible IR appointment.
This permanent lectureship in Political Science is a full-time position. The School wishes to make an appointment in the area of the politics of developing countries, in the subfields of comparative politics or international relations. The ideal candidate will have an approach to research that complements the Department of Political Science’s existing strengths in comparative and institutional analysis.
Anybody got calls or has info on Sussex positions? I know the deadline was just last week. Since the interview dates are fixed for early March, I guess they have to move fast. Thanks.
Any word on the senior position at the University of Denver? The Frederick S. Pardee Center for International Futures/Josef Korbel School of International Studies joint hire. I could no longer find the add on the APSA job site.
Georgia College & State University is interviewing candidates. ( I know because my son goes to GCSU and told me a candidate gave a lecture to his class with Search Committee observing.)
The School of Advanced Military Studies at the Command and General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth (Kansas) has just posted a job ad for 7 (yes, seven) Ph.D. positions in international relations. Two year renewable positions, salary $80,000 - $100,000. To get additional info, go to
^It's too bad (for me) they only allow American citizens. As a security specialist with secret clearence from the Government of Canada, I'd love to do a stint there.
Apologies to the skeptic who posted on Jan 25 expressing doubts that the BU negotiation job is actually tenure track. I do not follow this website closely, or I would have responded sooner. The deadline was Feb 15, but I still feel I should clarify.
Yes, the BU search is indeed tenure track. I'm not sure why the ad doesn't say that, but I can assure you all that it is true. We don't hire non-tenure track assistant professors, and we don't advertise nationally for lecturer positions. BU has already made hires for two political scientist positions (one in the dept of international relations, and one in the dept of political science). If we get the right quality of candidate for the negotiation position, I expect that we will hire for this one as well, although in the current economic climate one has to hedge.
International Relations-Area of Specialization Open
The Department of Political Science at Ohio University invites applications for a term appointment in international relations, commencing September 2009 and renewable for up to three years. A strong regional focus, especially in Middle East, Latin America, Southeast Asia, or China, would be a plus, but is not essential. Appointment will be at the rank of visiting assistant professor. Candidates should have a Ph.D. in hand by Sept. 1, 2009 and be prepared to offer a range of undergraduate and graduate courses in the field. Those applying should show a commitment to excellence in both research and teaching. The Department of Political Science (www.ohiou.edu/pols) has 20 faculty members, 450 majors, and 80 graduate students; we strongly encourage applications from those who would complement the diversity of our intellectual community. The University serves 20,000 students on a residential campus located in the hills of southeastern Ohio. To apply, please register at www.ohiouniversityjobs.com, and send a letter of application, vita, graduate transcripts, three letters of recommendation, a sample of scholarly writing, and evidence of teaching effectiveness to: Ohio University, International Relations Search Committee, Department of Political Science, Bentley Annex 264, Athens, OH 45701. Review of applications will begin on April 7, 2009 and continue until the position is filled. Queries should be directed to Department Administrator Nina Sharpe: sharpenATSIGNohio.edu. Ohio University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer.
Because we have a question and an answer about a specific individual. So we're not going to allow speculation or other gossip that could easily degenerate.
But we'll see what people are positing and make our decision on a case-by-case basis. Hence, the "for now."
Committee on International Relations The University of Chicago Job Title: CIR Instructor Type of Position: Faculty
Pay Range: $43, 800
General Summary The Committee on International Relations at the University of Chicago invites applications for the CIR Instructor position.
This position is for a maximum of three-one year terms. Prior to the end of the first term a decision will be made to renew for a second year based on performance. Consideration for a third term is not guaranteed. The preferred start date is September 1, 2009. Our primary need is in International Security, but other subfields of International Relations will also be considered. The salary for this position is $43,800 plus benefits and a research allowance. This position requires a teaching load of three courses per year (quarter system). Two of the three courses may allow identical preparation. Applicants should submit a letter of application, curriculum vitae, three letters of references, example of written work and evidence of teaching ability by May 1, 2009. We will begin reviewing applications on that date. Application materials should be sent to: The University of Chicago, Committee of International Relations, 5828 South University Avenue, Pick 301, Chicago, IL 60637, Attn: Tekeisha D. Yelton
The University of Chicago is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
Qualifications Applicants must have a Ph.D., or have successfully defended by the starting date. Additional Information about the Committee on International Relations, one of the oldest and most distinguished programs of its kind, can be found at http://cir.uchicago.edu/.
The Department of Government of the College of William & Mary invites applicants for a full time appointment in International Relations/Environmental Politics at the Visiting Assistant Professor level. Applicants from all theoretical and methodological perspectives are encouraged to apply. The appointment will be for the 2009-2010 academic year. The ideal candidate would have demonstrated success teaching undergraduates and would be able to teach Introduction to International Politics, Global Environmental Governance, and Research Methods. This is a full time position with benefits.
The Department of Government consists of 21 full-time faculty members, and graduates more than 150 students each year with a major in Government. Students majoring in International Relations and Public Policy complete a substantial number of their courses in the Department of Government. The College of William & Mary, the second oldest university in the United States, is one of the nation’s most selective institutions. It enrolls approximately 5,000 undergraduates and 2,500 graduate and professional school students. Salary, research support, and teaching responsibilities are highly competitive. The position is contingent upon final funding approval.
Materials should include a letter of application, a current CV, at least three letters of recommendation, evidence of teaching experience, and samples of scholarly writing. Please email all materials to Professor Michael Tierney at mjtier@wm.edu. Review will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. We hope to make a decision by April 15, 2009.
The LBJ School at the University of Texas is getting an early start on fall applications. They will begin looking at files in July but probably bring people out in late September or October.
The LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin is seeking candidates for THREE tenure track faculty positions, two of which will primarily enhance the capabilities of the new master’s Program in Global Policy Studies and one of which may be focused more on domestic policy issues or public management. Applications are sought from creative scholars conducting significant policy-relevant research on pressing issues of the day. Policy-relevant work experience is a plus.
The LBJ School is a graduate program offering a research oriented PhD Program in Public Policy as well as both a master’s degree in Public Affairs and, more recently, a master’s program in Global Policy Studies. Many of the more than 300 graduate students are in dual degree programs in which they also receive degrees in area studies, law, engineering, business, regional planning and other disciplines. Disciplinary affiliation is open.
Candidates should have the potential for excellence in research and teaching at the graduate level and demonstrate excellent communication skills. The successful candidate must hold a Ph.D. or an equivalent terminal degree by the time the position starts and have a strong research agenda for productive scholarship. Women and minority candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. The expected start date is either January 2010 or September 2010.
Applicant Instructions:
Candidates should submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, and a sample of written (ideally published) research.
Candidates should also request that three letters of reference be submitted on their behalf directly to the search committee.
Applications and letters should be sent to the Faculty Recruitment Committee, The LBJ School of Public Affairs, The University of Texas at Austin, P.O. Box Y, Austin, TX 78713-8925. Please include the job ID number shown above. The committee will begin reviewing applications on July 15, 2009, but applications will be considered until the positions are filled.
For further information, interested parties may contact the Faculty Recruitment Committee. Please direct inquiries to Ms. Fran Pena at f.pena@mail.utexas.edu.
I'm pretty sure this isn't the forum for this post. That said, I'm desperate! I'll be applying for a PhD and I really need some people familiar with the discipline to have a look over my SOP. Sorry to intrude on the forum with such a request. If you are reading this and have the time to help please email me: michaelcharles@hvc.rr.com
The LBJ School at the University of Texas is getting an early start on fall applications. They will begin looking at files in July but probably bring people out in late September or October.
The LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin is seeking candidates for THREE tenure track faculty positions, two of which will primarily enhance the capabilities of the new master’s Program in Global Policy Studies and one of which may be focused more on domestic policy issues or public management. Applications are sought from creative scholars conducting significant policy-relevant research on pressing issues of the day. Policy-relevant work experience is a plus.
The LBJ School is a graduate program offering a research oriented PhD Program in Public Policy as well as both a master’s degree in Public Affairs and, more recently, a master’s program in Global Policy Studies. Many of the more than 300 graduate students are in dual degree programs in which they also receive degrees in area studies, law, engineering, business, regional planning and other disciplines. Disciplinary affiliation is open.
Candidates should have the potential for excellence in research and teaching at the graduate level and demonstrate excellent communication skills. The successful candidate must hold a Ph.D. or an equivalent terminal degree by the time the position starts and have a strong research agenda for productive scholarship. Women and minority candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. The expected start date is either January 2010 or September 2010.
Applicant Instructions:
Candidates should submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, and a sample of written (ideally published) research.
Candidates should also request that three letters of reference be submitted on their behalf directly to the search committee.
Applications and letters should be sent to the Faculty Recruitment Committee, The LBJ School of Public Affairs, The University of Texas at Austin, P.O. Box Y, Austin, TX 78713-8925. Please include the job ID number shown above. The committee will begin reviewing applications on July 15, 2009, but applications will be considered until the positions are filled.
For further information, interested parties may contact the Faculty Recruitment Committee. Please direct inquiries to Ms. Fran Pena at f.pena@mail.utexas.edu.
Kennesaw State (in Georgia) had 3 searchs: IR, Conflict Resolution, and International Public Policy/Management. Does anyone know if they've made offers yet?
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I heard some fun stories about the Oregon State interview process. If an offer is made, hopefully it will be shared.
In other news, what info can we get on some jobs overseas? I am curious about this job in Dubai at Zayed. Any info on it would be welcomed- even info one why it would be a dumb/brilliant idea to work there (and no dumb remarks about it being hot). How can we find out about their shortlist or whatnot? Other overseas jobs also welcome...
Any info on jobs in Georgia -- Georgia College & State University, and Morehouse College?
Anyone know what the status of Florida Internationl's job search is? the last I heard was prior to Christmas, that they'd made up a 'long' short list. Since then, nothing.....
The European position at FIU has been filled--Markus Thiel has accepted the offer.
The security job at Florida International has been closed; the senior hire committee will meet soon; three people are coming in for interviews on the theory job starting after ISA; and the Women's study job has a long short list.
Re @10:32 & Oregon State -- Do tell! That is what the rumor Mill is for!
RE 10:32 poster (that would be me),
Nah, can't pass that kind of info on. Just some info coming from interviewees about the first candidates and how the dean was quite unimpressed and called for another round of interviews. The details are gossip, not useful.
BUT, I would like to know if any information is out there on Wesleyan. Actually, Ohio Wesleyan to be precise (because there's also an Illinois one and one in CT so... yeah, why so many of those?). And what is the Zayed post seeking? Job seems pretty sweet. Any word on hires?
Can anyone confirm that the University of British Columbia has made an offer to Salehyan at UNT? (this rumor is from the Canadian IR Rumor Mill). Has he accepted? Who else interviewed at UBC? I've heard that the Canadian government may be tightening up on work visas? Reverse protectionism? That you might get a job offer but can't necessarily start because you have to wait 6 months to a year to get the visa?
he did get the job but turned it down.
As an employee at an CA institution, I have not heard anything about academic protection. Indeed, our dean is almost salivating at the thought of being able to raid the US since the CA economy is not nearly as bad (although it is not good anymore).
Friend of I.S.
Any news on Kennesaw State, GA College and State University or Moorehouse?
What about the IR/CP job at Georgia State?
What about the IR/CP job at Georgia State? Any news?
I would say that the Canadian economy is definitely "not good anymore" given the recent massive (hidden) budget cuts to core funding of the three federal granting agencies (SSHRC, NSERC, CIHR). I'd say we're falling as fast, or faster, than the US. Obama's proposed education stimulus spending is looking much better right now...
Is Emile Hafner-Burton going to UCSD or staying at Princeton?
Lewis & Clark just closed (again). Anyone have any inside information to share? Anyone been phoned?
Western Carolina University has hired. (Received rejection email.)
Any news on San Jose State? Interviews scheduled?
San Jose State appears to be in the process of putting together a short list. They made calls last week asking people if they were still interested.
Kennesaw State is scheduling phone interviews.
Oxford (IPE, one-year sabbatical replacement) has scheduled interviews.
San Jose State University has scheduled at least one interview.
3:24 poster...source?
Lectureship in Political Science at Trinity College Dublin, possible IR appointment.
This permanent lectureship in Political Science is a full-time position. The School wishes to make an appointment in the area of the politics of developing countries, in the subfields of comparative politics or international relations. The ideal candidate will have an approach to research that complements the Department of Political Science’s existing strengths in comparative and institutional analysis.
http://www.tcd.ie/vacancies/MS_LectPolSci_SchSoc&Phi_Feb09.php
The departmental website is here:
http://www.tcd.ie/Political_Science/
Anybody got calls or has info on Sussex positions? I know the deadline was just last week. Since the interview dates are fixed for early March, I guess they have to move fast. Thanks.
Any word on the senior position at the University of Denver?
Kennesaw State University is scheduling phone interviews.
Any word from Niehaus at Princeton?
Any word on the senior position at the University of Denver?
Any word on the senior position at the University of Denver? The Frederick S. Pardee Center for International Futures/Josef Korbel School of International Studies joint hire. I could no longer find the add on the APSA job site.
Is there any information on the University of Puget Sound's IPE position?
I got a rejection letter from Willamette, indicating something is going on, if anyone cares.
Georgia College & State University is interviewing candidates. ( I know because my son goes to GCSU and told me a candidate gave a lecture to his class with Search Committee observing.)
The School of Advanced Military Studies at the Command and General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth (Kansas) has just posted a job ad for 7 (yes, seven) Ph.D. positions in international relations. Two year renewable positions, salary $80,000 - $100,000. To get additional info, go to
jobsearch.usajobs.gov
and enter the code
SWEX09775712
in the "Keyword Search" field.
^It's too bad (for me) they only allow American citizens. As a security specialist with secret clearence from the Government of Canada, I'd love to do a stint there.
On Denver, they're supposely looking far and wide, including in the UK... They've tapped several people there, if the ISA stories are to be believed.
Scacco declined Michigan's offer. Source: Email from department chair.
Apologies to the skeptic who posted on Jan 25 expressing doubts that the BU negotiation job is actually tenure track. I do not follow this website closely, or I would have responded sooner. The deadline was Feb 15, but I still feel I should clarify.
Yes, the BU search is indeed tenure track. I'm not sure why the ad doesn't say that, but I can assure you all that it is true. We don't hire non-tenure track assistant professors, and we don't advertise nationally for lecturer positions. BU has already made hires for two political scientist positions (one in the dept of international relations, and one in the dept of political science). If we get the right quality of candidate for the negotiation position, I expect that we will hire for this one as well, although in the current economic climate one has to hedge.
Georgia College & State University offered the position to Jason Rich. (I know because my son attends GCSU.)
What's happening with Yale? Has Scacco accepted?
The committee for UNT's Middle East is/will be making calls soon.
Any word on the College of Staten Island job?
Has Ohio Northern extended an offer?
Any word on the WSU-Vancouver position? Did they ever interview or did it just get cancelled (or perhaps, is it merely in Limbo)?
RE WSU-Vancouver
I got a letter from the dept saying that the search has been cancelled due to budgetary reasons. Letter came in yesterday.
International Relations-Area of Specialization Open
The Department of Political Science at Ohio University invites applications for a term appointment in international relations, commencing September 2009 and renewable for up to three years. A strong regional focus, especially in Middle East, Latin America, Southeast Asia, or China, would be a plus, but is not essential. Appointment will be at the rank of visiting assistant professor. Candidates should have a Ph.D. in hand by Sept. 1, 2009 and be prepared to offer a range of undergraduate and graduate courses in the field. Those applying should show a commitment to excellence in both research and teaching. The Department of Political Science (www.ohiou.edu/pols) has 20 faculty members, 450 majors, and 80 graduate students; we strongly encourage applications from those who would complement the diversity of our intellectual community. The University serves 20,000 students on a residential campus located in the hills of southeastern Ohio. To apply, please register at www.ohiouniversityjobs.com, and send a letter of application, vita, graduate transcripts, three letters of recommendation, a sample of scholarly writing, and evidence of teaching effectiveness to: Ohio University, International Relations Search Committee, Department of Political Science, Bentley Annex 264, Athens, OH 45701. Review of applications will begin on April 7, 2009 and continue until the position is filled. Queries should be directed to Department Administrator Nina Sharpe: sharpenATSIGNohio.edu. Ohio University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer.
Any truth that Helen Milner has an offer from Stanford?
Yes, she does. But she probably won't go. Stanford seems to be rather jittery about money, and Princeton is very very rich.
We're shutting down the Helen Milner conversation as of now.
Permanent job opportunity in the politics of international development at Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge:
http://www.jobs.ac.uk/jobs/VC003/Philomathia_College_Lectureship_in_PPS_Politics/
Why? Milner is very serious, and several prospective students and young PhD students may be interested in learning more.
Because we have a question and an answer about a specific individual. So we're not going to allow speculation or other gossip that could easily degenerate.
But we'll see what people are positing and make our decision on a case-by-case basis. Hence, the "for now."
Committee on International Relations
The University of Chicago
Job Title: CIR Instructor
Type of Position: Faculty
Pay Range: $43, 800
General Summary
The Committee on International Relations at the University of Chicago invites applications for the CIR Instructor position.
This position is for a maximum of three-one year terms. Prior to the end of the first term a decision will be made to renew for a second year based on performance. Consideration for a third term is not guaranteed. The preferred start date is September 1, 2009. Our primary need is in International Security, but other subfields of International Relations will also be considered.
The salary for this position is $43,800 plus benefits and a research allowance. This position requires a teaching load of three courses per year (quarter system). Two of the three courses may allow identical preparation.
Applicants should submit a letter of application, curriculum vitae, three letters of references, example of written work and evidence of teaching ability by May 1, 2009. We will begin reviewing applications on that date. Application materials should be sent to: The University of Chicago, Committee of International Relations, 5828 South University Avenue, Pick 301, Chicago, IL 60637, Attn: Tekeisha D. Yelton
The University of Chicago is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
Qualifications
Applicants must have a Ph.D., or have successfully defended by the starting date. Additional Information about the Committee on International Relations, one of the oldest and most distinguished programs of its kind, can be found at http://cir.uchicago.edu/.
Does anyone know what happened to the University of Florida's IR job? Wiki mentions interviews but nothing more. Has the position been filled?
Re: "Any word on the College of Staten Island job?"
I got an email last week inquiring whether I am still interested in the job.
"Does anyone know what happened to the University of Florida's IR job?"
Probably cancelled:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/17/us/17university.html?_r=2&em
Michael Ward has accepted Duke's offer.
Source: Dept. email
Puget Sound IPE search (which was not in the Political Science department) has been completed:
http://ipeatups.blogspot.com/
Laura Sjoberg (USC Ph.D./Virginia Tech Assistant Prof) has accepted an offer for the IR position at the University of Florida
Full Time One Year Position in IR/Environment
The Department of Government of the College of William & Mary invites applicants for a full time appointment in International Relations/Environmental Politics at the Visiting Assistant Professor level. Applicants from all theoretical and methodological perspectives are encouraged to apply. The appointment will be for the 2009-2010 academic year. The ideal candidate would have demonstrated success teaching undergraduates and would be able to teach Introduction to International Politics, Global Environmental Governance, and Research Methods. This is a full time position with benefits.
The Department of Government consists of 21 full-time faculty members, and graduates more than 150 students each year with a major in Government. Students majoring in International Relations and Public Policy complete a substantial number of their courses in the Department of Government. The College of William & Mary, the second oldest university in the United States, is one of the nation’s most selective institutions. It enrolls approximately 5,000 undergraduates and 2,500 graduate and professional school students. Salary, research support, and teaching responsibilities are highly competitive. The position is contingent upon final funding approval.
Materials should include a letter of application, a current CV, at least three letters of recommendation, evidence of teaching experience, and samples of scholarly writing. Please email all materials to Professor Michael Tierney at mjtier@wm.edu. Review will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. We hope to make a decision by April 15, 2009.
maybe this is a silly question. but do you get paid for writing a chapter for an edited volume?
6:53. Sometimes, but most edited volume chapters are uncompensated.
Daniel Kselman (Duke ABD) is interviewing at UNT this week for their Middle East Politics position.
Source: department email.
The LBJ School at the University of Texas is getting an early start on fall applications. They will begin looking at files in July but probably bring people out in late September or October.
The LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin is seeking candidates for THREE tenure track faculty positions, two of which will primarily enhance the capabilities of the new master’s Program in Global Policy Studies and one of which may be focused more on domestic policy issues or public management. Applications are sought from creative scholars conducting significant policy-relevant research on pressing issues of the day. Policy-relevant work experience is a plus.
The LBJ School is a graduate program offering a research oriented PhD Program in Public Policy as well as both a master’s degree in Public Affairs and, more recently, a master’s program in Global Policy Studies. Many of the more than 300 graduate students are in dual degree programs in which they also receive degrees in area studies, law, engineering, business, regional planning and other disciplines. Disciplinary affiliation is open.
Candidates should have the potential for excellence in research and teaching at the graduate level and demonstrate excellent communication skills. The successful candidate must hold a Ph.D. or an equivalent terminal degree by the time the position starts and have a strong research agenda for productive scholarship. Women and minority candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. The expected start date is either January 2010 or September 2010.
Applicant Instructions:
Candidates should submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, and a sample of written (ideally published) research.
Candidates should also request that three letters of reference be submitted on their behalf directly to the search committee.
Applications and letters should be sent to the Faculty Recruitment Committee, The LBJ School of Public Affairs, The University of Texas at Austin, P.O. Box Y, Austin, TX 78713-8925. Please include the job ID number shown above. The committee will begin reviewing applications on July 15, 2009, but applications will be considered until the positions are filled.
For further information, interested parties may contact the Faculty Recruitment Committee. Please direct inquiries to Ms. Fran Pena at f.pena@mail.utexas.edu.
I'm pretty sure this isn't the forum for this post. That said, I'm desperate! I'll be applying for a PhD and I really need some people familiar with the discipline to have a look over my SOP. Sorry to intrude on the forum with such a request. If you are reading this and have the time to help please email me: michaelcharles@hvc.rr.com
thank you
Anonymous,
Most people have their letter-writers look at their SOP. Is there a reason you can't do that?
The LBJ School at the University of Texas is getting an early start on fall applications. They will begin looking at files in July but probably bring people out in late September or October.
The LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin is seeking candidates for THREE tenure track faculty positions, two of which will primarily enhance the capabilities of the new master’s Program in Global Policy Studies and one of which may be focused more on domestic policy issues or public management. Applications are sought from creative scholars conducting significant policy-relevant research on pressing issues of the day. Policy-relevant work experience is a plus.
The LBJ School is a graduate program offering a research oriented PhD Program in Public Policy as well as both a master’s degree in Public Affairs and, more recently, a master’s program in Global Policy Studies. Many of the more than 300 graduate students are in dual degree programs in which they also receive degrees in area studies, law, engineering, business, regional planning and other disciplines. Disciplinary affiliation is open.
Candidates should have the potential for excellence in research and teaching at the graduate level and demonstrate excellent communication skills. The successful candidate must hold a Ph.D. or an equivalent terminal degree by the time the position starts and have a strong research agenda for productive scholarship. Women and minority candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. The expected start date is either January 2010 or September 2010.
Applicant Instructions:
Candidates should submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, and a sample of written (ideally published) research.
Candidates should also request that three letters of reference be submitted on their behalf directly to the search committee.
Applications and letters should be sent to the Faculty Recruitment Committee, The LBJ School of Public Affairs, The University of Texas at Austin, P.O. Box Y, Austin, TX 78713-8925. Please include the job ID number shown above. The committee will begin reviewing applications on July 15, 2009, but applications will be considered until the positions are filled.
For further information, interested parties may contact the Faculty Recruitment Committee. Please direct inquiries to Ms. Fran Pena at f.pena@mail.utexas.edu.
Any news on whether Boulder made a hire at the associate level?
IR posotion at Victoria University, Wellington:
http://isanet.ccit.arizona.edu/jobs/vuw.html
Sweet - the land of hobbits is hiring!
San Jose State has filled their position -- got the letter from the Dep't. A very nicely composed letter, I might add.
Kennesaw State (in Georgia) had 3 searchs: IR, Conflict Resolution, and International Public Policy/Management. Does anyone know if they've made offers yet?
Any word on the College of Staten Island job?
Snidal to Oxford, confirmed.
Wow - that is big.
Tough year for Chicago with Glaser, Pevehouse and Snidal all leaving.
...Which leads to the next question...
Who will be hiring in IR next year?
College of Staten Island have hired
Where is Glaser headed to?
Glaser is going to GW.
Got an e-mail from Lewis & Clark - they have filled their position in Int'l Development.
Where is Pevehouse going?
Pevehouse is returning to Wisconsin.
Brian Fisher (UCI PhD) has accepted a tenure-track position at the College of Charleston.
Could we get an update of the big board to see where people actually landed? For example, Lyall ended up at Yale, right?
any early word on what jobs might be open?
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