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Harvard University Charles Warren Center Fellowships -- Commemorative Acts

Deadline:

January 7

Length/Track:

One year

Description:

The "theme of Commemorative Acts led by Tiya Miles (History) and Robin Bernstein (African and African American Studies and Women, Gender, & Sexuality)." "Signaling boundaries through narrative, imagery, space, and performance, commemorative acts leave some people out even as they call others in, defining a “we” and a “they.” For this reason, race, gender, and other categories of historical analysis are crucial to the intellectual work of this seminar. The co-conveners, both scholars of African American studies, will foreground issues that are prominent in this field, including the vicissitudes and difficulties of archives, family history and genealogy, and democracy. Because the Civil War is central to many current debates about monuments and historical memory, we expect that this war, along with slavery, abolition, and Reconstruction, will be vital to our discussions."

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Charles Warren Center Fellowship The 2026-27 Warren Center Faculty Fellowship will be on the theme of Commemorative Acts led by Tiya Miles (History) and Robin Bernstein (African and African American Studies and Women, Gender, & Sexuality).The Warren Center, Harvard’s research center for United States history, invites applications...

Dartmouth College Guarini Dean’s Postdoctoral Fellowship in Gender Studies and Public Policy 2026-28

Deadline:

February 15

Length/Track:

Two years

Description:

Applicants must have a "PhD in any field by the time of appointment, with a focus on WGSS and Public Policy."

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Wartburg College Visiting Assistant Professorship in US History

Deadline:

Review begins immediately; posted on HEJ 12/4

Length/Track

"1 year position with renewable of up to 3 years"

Description:

Incumbent will teach "the equivalent of seven undergraduate courses (three in Fall term, three in Winter term, and one in May term) from among the following: American history surveys, historical methods, historiography, upper-division American history courses, and public and digital history." Applicants must have a "[d]octorate in history (ABD will be considered) with the ability to teach American history, publicand digital history, historical methods, and either women’s or African American history. A successful candidate will support the college’s mission and the department’s commitment to teacher education and public history."

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https://www.wartburg.edu/hr/positions/?gnk=job&gni=8a7885a89ac19ec8019aead94b3e788e&lang=en
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