Hi All – I’m serving on this search committee,
and I am wondering if any of you might be interested in this remarkably attractive
position. I took up an endowed chair at Loyola in Fall 2008, and I can assure
you that I’ve been very happy in my new position. If you might be
interested or if you know of someone who would be, please don’t hesitate
to get in touch with me – [log in to unmask]
is the best address to use. All best, Diana
FARRELL CHAIR
The Ann Ida
Gannon Center
for Women and Leadership at Loyola University Chicago (http://www.luc.edu/gannon/) invites
nominations and applications for an endowed chair, the Carolyn Farrell, BVM,
Professorship in Women and Leadership, to begin Fall 2009. Candidates must be
senior scholars with a distinguished history of publications in women’s
studies or related fields. Candidates will be considered from all fields,
although candidates with a particular emphasis on women and leadership, broadly
defined, will be especially attractive. Final appointment will be in the
department of the scholar’s discipline.
The Gannon Center,
located on Loyola's attractive Lake Shore Campus, houses the Women and
Leadership Archives and promotes excellence in research and teaching across departments
and colleges of the University. The Center collaborates with and supports the
work of the Women’s Studies and Gender Studies program, an
interdisciplinary program that offers a major, a minor, and a Masters degree.
The successful candidate would actively promote a research agenda for the
Center and teach upper-level courses in the Women’s Studies and Gender
Studies program.
Applicants
should send a letter of interest, a current Curriculum Vitae, a list of
references and a research and teaching statement to:
Professor Richard Matland, Committee Chair,
Gannon Center for Women and Leadership
Loyola University Chicago
6525 N. Sheridan
Rd.
Chicago, IL,
60626.
In addition, applicants must file an on-line application, comprised of an
expression of interest and a current CV, at www.careers.luc.edu . Review of
applications will begin March 6, 2009 and continue until the position is filled.
Loyola
University Chicago, Chicago's
Jesuit Catholic university, is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer
with a strong commitment to the diversification of its faculty. Applications
from women and minority candidates are especially encouraged.
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Diana Tietjens Meyers
Ignacio Ellacuría SJ Chair of Social Ethics and
Professor of Philosophy
Loyola University, Chicago
6525 N. Sheridan
Road
Chicago IL 60626-5385
Phone: 773-508-2295