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This job announcement isn't specifically targeted to medievalists, but I think it might be an opportunity for somebody who works with artifacts of everyday life (not just fine arts) from the pre-modern period. Please forward as appropriate.
Sherry Reames (English Dept., University of Wisconsin)
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>
>Professor of Visual Culture Studies (Open Rank)
>
>
>
>The University of Wisconsin-Madison is seeking candidates for a full-time
>position in VISUAL CULTURE STUDIES beginning in the academic year
>2008-2009. The appointment may be made at the rank of assistant,
>associate, or full professor and with a salary commensurate to the
>candidate's qualifications. The home department of the successful
>applicant will be determined according to their area of specialization and
>may involve a joint appointment.
>
>Applicants should have strong records of achievement in scholarship and/or
>creative practice relative to their experience. Candidates' work may focus
>on any aspect of Visual Culture, but must demonstrate a serious commitment
>to interdisciplinary research. We will consider all candidates whose work
>addresses issues of vision and visuality and whose work will complement,
>but not duplicate, the research areas of our current cluster hire faculty.
>The University is particularly interested in attracting candidates whose
>research and teaching interests engage issues of difference or identity,
>including consideration of the body, the senses, globalism, or
>transnationalism.
>
>New hires will join the existing Visual Culture Cluster and should be
>prepared to participate in the development of new curricula in visual
>culture studies as well as assume a leadership role in the activities of
>the campus-wide visual culture research group. In addition, the new hire
>will need to meet the teaching, research, and service expectations of
>their home department(s) and the University. This hire is part of the
>Cluster Hiring Initiative at the University of Wisconsin-Madison that was
>developed to support new areas of knowledge, address complex societal
>issues, and provide collaborative research opportunities. For information
>about the Visual Culture Cluster, see http://www.visual
>culture.wisc.edu. For the history and objectives of the University of
>Wisconsin-Madison Cluster Hiring Program, see
>http://www.clusters.wisc.edu.
>
>
>
>DEADLINE: JANUARY 1, 2008
>
>
>
>
>Application packages should include a statement about the nature of the
>candidate's interdisciplinary research, their contribution to visual
>culture, and the other fields to which their work contributes, a
>curriculum vitae, contact information for three references, and either a
>sample article or chapter (preferably no more than fifty pages) or, for
>practitioners, documentation of no more than three recent projects
>digitally stored on one disk. Do not send originals; candidates' materials
>cannot be returned.
>
>Direct inquiries to Bruce Hellmich
>([log in to unmask]) and direct applications to:
>
>Visual Culture Cluster Hire Search Committee
>c/o School of Human Ecology
>University of Wisconsin-Madison
>1300 Linden Drive
>Madison, WI 53706-1524
>
>
>EOE/AA. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Unless
>confidentiality is requested in writing, information regarding the
>applicants must be released upon request. Finalists cannot be guaranteed
>confidentiality.
>
>
>
Su Ann Rose
University of Wisconsin Madison
Women's Studies Program Administrator
1155 Observatory Drive
110 Ingraham Hall
Madison, WI 53706
office: 608-263-4704
fax: 608-265-2409
www.womenstudies.wisc.edu
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Prof=
essor of
Visual Culture Studies (Open Rank)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is seeking candidates for a full-time
position in VISUAL CULTURE STUDIES beginning in the academic year
2008-2009. The appointment may be made at the rank of assistant,
associate, or full professor and with a salary commensurate to the
candidate=92s qualifications. The home department of the successful
applicant will be determined according to their area of specialization
and may involve a joint appointment.
Applicants should have strong records of achievement in scholarship
and/or creative practice relative to their experience. Candidates=92 work
may focus on any aspect of Visual Culture, but must demonstrate a serious
commitment to interdisciplinary research. We will consider all candidates
whose work addresses issues of vision and visuality and whose work will
complement, but not duplicate, the research areas of our current cluster
hire faculty. The University is particularly interested in attracting
candidates whose research and teaching interests engage issues of
difference or identity, including consideration of the body, the senses,
globalism, or transnationalism.
New hires will join the existing Visual Culture Cluster and should be
prepared to participate in the development of new curricula in visual
culture studies as well as assume a leadership role in the activities of
the campus-wide visual culture research group. In addition, the new hire
will need to meet the teaching, research, and service expectations of
their home department(s) and the University. This hire is part of the
Cluster Hiring Initiative at the University of Wisconsin-Madison that was
developed to support new areas of knowledge, address complex societal
issues, and provide collaborative research opportunities. For information
about the Visual Culture Cluster, see
http://www.visual culture.wisc.edu. For
the history and objectives of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Cluster
Hiring Program, see
http://www.clusters.wisc.edu.
DEADLINE: JANUARY 1, 2008
Application packages should include a statement about the nature of
the candidate=92s interdisciplinary research, their contribution to visua=
l
culture, and the other fields to which their work contributes, a
curriculum vitae, contact information for three references, and either a
sample article or chapter (preferably no more than fifty pages) or, for
practitioners, documentation of no more than three recent projects
digitally stored on one disk. Do not send originals; candidates=92
materials cannot be returned.
Direct inquiries to Bruce Hellmich
([log in to unmask]) and direct
applications to:
Visual Culture Cluster Hire Search Committee
c/o School of Human Ecology
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1300 Linden Drive
Madison, WI 53706-1524
EOE/AA. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Unless
confidentiality is requested in writing, information regarding the
applicants must be released upon request. Finalists cannot be guaranteed
confidentiality.
Su Ann R=
ose
University of Wisconsin Madison
Women's Studies Program Administrator
1155 Observatory Drive
110 Ingraham Hall
Madison, WI 53706
office: 608-263-4704
fax: 608-265-2409
www.wome=
nstudies.wisc.edu
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