H-Net Job Guide

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     Chris
     
     
      Date:    Tue, 1 Jul 1997 08:20:39 -0700
      From:    Ken Nolley <knolley at willamette.edu>
      Subject: H-Net Jobguide Index June 30, 1997
     
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     A.    African and Middle Eastern History
     
     1.  African/Modern European History, University of Malawi Chancellor 
     College (Malawi)
     2.  African/African American Studies, University of Texas 
     at Dallas
     
     B.    American History
     
     3.  US Colonial History, Western Washington University 
     (Washington)
     4.  US Foreign Policy, Rikkyo University (Japan)
     
     C.    American Studies/Film/Public History
     
     5.  Chair of Film and Television Studies, The University of East Anglia 
     (UK)
     6.  American Studies/Literature, Leicester University (UK)
     
     D.    Asian History
     
     E.    Cultural Anthropology
     
     F.    Ethnic Studies
     
     7.  Irish Studies, St Marys University College, Strawberry 
     Hill (UK)
     8.  Modern Jewish History, Rutgers University (New Jersey)
     9.  Africana Studies, University of Toledo (Ohio)
     
     see also #2
     
     G.    European/Russian History
     
     10. European/World History, Utah State University
     11. Modern British History, University College London (UK) 12. Modern 
     European History, Miami University (Ohio)
     
     see also #1
     
     H.    Fellowships/Grants/Interns
     
     13. Anthropology, Pennsylvania State University
     14. Fellowship in the History of Psychology, The National Museum of 
     Science and Industry (UK)
     15. Fellowships, Institute on Race and Poverty, University of 
     Minnesota
     16. Postdoctoral Fellowship, Yale Center for International and Area 
     Studies (Connecticut)
     17. Research Associates/East European Studies, Woodrow Wilson 
     International Center (Washington DC)
     18. Fellowships, All Souls College, Oxford (UK)
     
     I.    General/World/Open-Field Positions; Department Chairs
     
     19. Humanities Generalist, Columbia College (Illinois)
     20. Development Studies, The University of Reading (UK)
     21. Music History, Kennesaw State University (Georgia)
     22. World Civilizations, Alice Lloyd College (Kentucky)
     23. Community Development/Research, Delta State University 
     (Mississippi)
     24. History, National Defense University (Washington DC)
     
     see also #10
     
     J.    Humanities Computing
     
     25. Coordinator of Distance Education, J. Sargeant Reynolds Community
     26. Educational Technologist, DeMontfort University (UK)
     
     K.    Latin American History
     
     27. Latin American History, SUNY-Oswego (New York)
     28. Colonial Latin America, Stanford University (California)
     
     L.    Medieval/Ancient History
     29. Medieval History, SUNY-New Platz (New York)
     
     M.    Political Science/International Relations
     30. American Government/Public Administration, University of Texas of 
     the Permian Basin
     31. Social Policy, The University of York (UK)
     32. Politics/Sociology, The University of East Anglia (UK) 33. Social 
     Policy/Sociology, Cardiff University of Wales (UK) 34. Political 
     Science, University of Texas Permian Basin
     35. Political Science, National Defense University 
     (Washington DC)
     36. American Politics, Princeton University (New Jersey)
     37. American Politics, Princeton University and the
     Woodrow Wilson
     School of Public and International Affairs (New Jersey)
     38. Comparative Politics, Princeton University (New Jersey)
     39. Assistant Professor of International Relations, Princeton 
     University (New Jersey)
     40. Associate/Full Professor of International Relations, Princeton 
     University (New Jersey)
     
     see also #4
     
     N.    Professional Non-Teaching Positions/Archives/Museums
     
     41. Director MIT Museum, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 
     42. Humanities Reference Librarian, New York University
     Libraries (New York)
     43. Reference Archivist, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
     44. Director of the Museum of Art, The University of Michigan 45. 
     Director of Exhibitions and Special Events, Kendall
     College of Art and Design (Michigan)
     46. Cultural Resources Specialist, Michael Baker Jr. Inc. (West 
     Virginia)
     47. Assistant Director Centre for Teaching, The University of 
     Edinburgh (UK)
     48. Education Researcher, SRI International (Virginia) 49. Executive 
     Vice President, The Aspen Institute
     (Washington DC)
     50. International Urban and Environmental Management, Royal Melbourne  
     (Australia)
     51. Head of Conference Department, Research Center, United Arab Emirates
     52. Conference Coordinator, Research Center (United Arab 
     Emirates)
     53. Publications Editor, Research Center (United Arab 
     Emirates)
     
     O.    Women/Gender