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Job # 1:
Essential Functions:
Assist the American Indian Studies program Assistant Professor James Riding In with various activities related to the Wicazo Sa Review, an interdisciplinary journal devoted to the mission of assisting Indigenous peoples of the Americans in taking possession of their own intellectual and creative pursuits. The RA will assist in manuscript reviews, editing, writing and research related to the journal.
Qualifications:
Must be regularly admitted to a Master's or PhD program on the Tempe campus. Applicant should have proofreading, writing, summarizing and editing skills, ability to function under strict deadlines, desktop publishing experience as well as ability to interact effectively with scholars. Students from a graduate program in English desired, but may consider other majors.
Deadline:
August 28, 2006 If not filled, weekly thereafter until search closed.
Application Procedures:
Interested individuals must submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae and the names of three references including their mailing address, phone number and email address. Two of the three references should be from ASU full-time faculty. Send information to: Sharel Hailey, American Indian Studies Program P.O. Box 874603 Tempe, AZ 85287-4603 or fax to 480-965-2216.
General Information:
The American Indian Studies program offers a major and minor with two emphasis areas: (1) Legal Policy, Nation Building and Economic Development; (2) Arts, Languages and Cultures. The American Indian Studies program's attention to American Indian voices (student, faculty and community) strengthens the university's ability to recruit and retain American Indian faculty and students and to provide a vibrant link with American Indian Nations and communities. (1) position available 25%.
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Job # 2:
Essential Functions:
Assist the American Indian Studies program Assistant Professor Susan Miller with various research activities designed to supplement and augment her AIS courses. The RA will also assist Dr. Miller in the classroom as needed.
Qualifications:
Must be regularly admitted to a Master's or PhD program on the Tempe campus. Applicant should have library research skills, summarizing skills, classroom media expertise and the ability to interact effectively with university staff and students. Students from a graduate program in the Humanities desired, but may consider other majors.
Deadline:
August 28, 2006 If not filled, weekly thereafter until search closed.
Application Procedures:
Interested individuals must submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae and the names of three references including their mailing address, phone number and email address. Two of the three references should be from ASU full-time faculty. Send information to: Sharel Hailey, American Indian Studies Program P.O. Box 874603 Tempe, AZ 85287-4603 or fax to 480-965-2216.
General Information:
The American Indian Studies program offers a major and minor with two emphasis areas: (1) Legal Policy, Nation Building and Economic Development; (2) Arts, Languages and Cultures. The American Indian Studies program's attention to American Indian voices (student, faculty and community) strengthens the university's ability to recruit and retain American Indian faculty and students and to provide a vibrant link with American Indian Nations and communities. (1) position available 25%.
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Job # 3:
Essential Functions:
Assist American Indian Studies Assistant Professor, Kimberly TallBear, with a research project examining cultural/historical roots of anthropological genetics scholarship focused on the origins of New World native populations. The RA's primary responsibilities will be to review articles and develop an annotated bibliography following an established template.
Qualifications:
Experienced in archival research. Must have experience with interdisciplinary research, ideally an anthropology, history or other humanities graduate student with an interest in the history and culture of science. Candidate should have a basic knowledge of physical anthropology methods and/or history. Understanding of anthropological genetics is a plus, although Dr. Tallbear can bring student up to speed on crucial topics. Familiarity with American Indian Studies issues a plus, but not required.
Application Deadline:
August 28, 2006 If not filled, weekly thereafter until search closed.
Application Procedure:
Submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae and the names of (3) references including their address, phone # and email address. (2) of the (3) should be from ASU full-time faculty. Send information to: Sharel Hailey American Indian Studies Program ASU P.O. Box 874603 Tempe, AZ 85287-4603
General Information:
The AIS program offers a major and minor with two emphases: (1) Legal Policy, Nation Building and Economic Development; (2) Arts, Languages and Cultures. The AIS program's attention to American Indian voices provides a vibrant link with American Indian Nations and communities. (1) position available 25-50%. |
