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Assistant Professor
Department of Sociology (3 positions) |
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Assistant Professor |
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Department of Sociology
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Salary is commensurate with experience and qualifi
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http://www.jjay.cuny.edu |
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6450
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8/27/2012
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| Closing
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11/1/2012
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| Position
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FACULTY VACANCY
ANNOUNCEMENT
Performs teaching, research and
guidance duties in area(s) of
expertise. Shares responsibility for
committee and department assignments
including administrative,
supervisory, and other functions.
John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
a senior college of the City
University of New York (CUNY), is an
internationally recognized leader in
educating for justice, committed to
the advancement of justice and just
societies. It is a public liberal
arts college that enriches the entire
learning experience by highlighting
themes of justice across the arts,
sciences, humanities, and social
sciences. Located steps from Lincoln
Center at the cultural heart of New
York City, the College offers
bachelors and masters degrees and
participates in the doctoral programs
of the Graduate School of the City
University of New York. John Jay
College is also recognized for
serving a broadly diverse student
population. Under the leadership of
its fourth president, Jeremy Travis,
John Jay College has experienced
unprecedented faculty hiring, an
expansion of its curricular
offerings, and the opening in 2011 of
a new 600,000 square foot building
complete with a black-box theatre,
state-of-the-art lab space for
students and faculty, a moot
courtroom, and a variety of virtual
learning settings. As evidenced by so
many on-going developments, the
College offers its many new faculty
and staff the opportunity to shape
the future of their institution.
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| Qualification
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QUALIFICATIONS
Ph.D. in sociology with one of the
following specializations:
- Contemporary and Classical
Sociological Theory
- Social Deviance and the Sociology
of Culture
- Social Stratification
Also required are a strong doctoral
record, the ability to teach
successfully, demonstrated
scholarship or achievement, and
ability to cooperate with others for
the good of the institution.
The college expects candidates to
bring enthusiasm and demonstrated
commitment to teaching, and to
develop and maintain an active
research and publication agenda.
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ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY
MAIL
Applicants should send a
Letter of Application, Curriculum
Vitae, three letters of
recommendation, and a dossier
including:
(1) a vita listing
published and unpublished papers;
(2) a letter describing current and
projected research activities as well
as teaching experience and interests;
(3) a one page statement of
teaching philosophy; and
(4) two
or three pieces of written work
including at least one dissertation
chapter by November 1, 2012
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Search Committee
Department of Sociology
John Jay College of Criminal
Justice/CUNY
899 Tenth Avenue
New York, NY 10019
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The
City University of New York
An Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Immigration
Reform and Control Act/Americans with Disabilities Act Employer |
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