Job Openings

  1. The Patricia H. Imbesi St. Augustine Fellowship (Spring 2014)

    The Patricia H. Imbesi Saint Augustine Fellow of Villanova University seeks to foster scholarship, whether in Augustine or in the Augustinian Tradition. As an Augustinian Catholic university – founded in 1842 by the Order of Saint Augustine—Villanova has always sought to promote the study of Saint Augustine, both within the university and beyond. The university’s curriculum is shaped by an Augustinian vision, as articulated in the distinctive Augustinian words found on the Seal of the University: Veritas, Unitas, Caritas.

    The academic commitment to the Augustinian tradition is evident in the publication of the journal Augustinian Studies, in the curricular initiatives that enhance its Augustinian character, and by sponsoring lectures, conferences, discussion groups, etc. that bring the Augustinian tradition into dialogue with present-day issues.

    The Patricia H. Imbesi Saint Augustine Fellow seeks to foster scholarship in Augustine or in the Augustinian Tradition by sharing with other dedicated scholars. This fellowship thus seeks to enhance cooperation among scholars so as to build a community of scholars.

    Hence, Villanova University invites a scholar to campus each Spring semester – a scholar who has a doctoral degree but is not yet tenured. Recipients of the Patricia H. Imbesi Saint Augustine Fellowship will participate in the work of the Augustinian Institute:

    • By interacting with faculty to enhance the Augustinian quality of the experience;
    • By presenting 2 colloquia with faculty/graduate students on some aspect of St. Augustine’s thought or influence;
    • By giving a public lecture and a faculty colloquium on their present research;
    • By participating in the work-in-progress of the Augustinian Institute.

    Application

    Applicants for a Patricia H. Imbesi Saint Augustine Fellow will submit a current curriculum vitae, a brief essay describing the research project to be pursued while at Villanova and a proposal for two upper-level seminars that  they want to lead. Two letters of recommendation should also be submitted separately to the Augustinian Institute. The application process will be completed on-line (through the Villanova University Human Resources site) once the job is posted. https://jobs.villanova.edu/

    Stipend and Accommodations:

    The semester stipend for a St. Augustine Fellow will be $30,000. Housing and limited medical benefits will be provided by Villanova University.

    Selection Process:

    All applications will be reviewed by a Selection Committee which will weigh the quality of the proposal and the merits of the proposed contributions.

    Secretary-Treasurer

    March 4th, 2013 4:44 pm | Continue Reading
  2. Full-Time Lecturer in Classics

    Full-Time Lecturer, Classics

    Department of Modern & Classical Languages, Literatures & Cultures

    University of Kentucky

    The Division of Classics in the Department of Modern & Classical Languages, Literatures and Cultures at the University of Kentucky invites applications for a Full-Time Lecturer to teach undergraduate courses in Greek, Latin, and areas in Classical Civilization, broadly defined to include Late Antiquity and the Classical Tradition. Ph.D. in Classics is preferred, but Ph.D.’s in closely related fields of History or Religion will also be considered. Teaching load is normally 4 courses a semester. The successful candidate must be able to teach a variety of courses, which will include some of the following: undergraduate Greek & Latin, a large-enrollment mythology course, other large-enrollment courses in civilization and culture which he or she will develop, and on-line courses. Qualification and ability to teach Biblical Studies a plus. Candidates with a record of successful classroom teaching will be given preference. Lecturers are responsible for holding office hours, attending faculty meetings, and contributing to the general welfare and advancement of Classics and the department.

    The Classics faculty of the University of Kentucky is distinguished in its active approach to the teaching of Latin, in Neo-Latin, and in Early Christian Studies; an interest in one of these areas is also desirable. See https://mcl.as.uky.edu/classics for more information.

    This is a nine-month (paid over a 12-month period), non-tenure-track, faculty appointment. Initial appointment is for two years. Contract may in principle be renewed indefinitely, with the possibility of promotion to Senior Lecturer. Competitive salary and full benefits.

    Review of applications begins on February 7, 2013 and will continue until the position is filled. Initial appointment is for the 2013-14 academic year, beginning in the fall semester.

    Please e-mail letter of application, c.v., teaching statement, graduate transcript, and three letters of recommendation to the chair of the search committee, James Francis (j.francis@uky.edu). Please use the subject line “Application for Classics Position” in your e-mail to assure your application is directed properly.

    The University of Kentucky is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity University that values diversity and is located in an increasingly diverse geographical region. It is committed to becoming one of the top public institutions in the country. Women, persons with disabilities, and members of other underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.

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    January 17th, 2013 3:55 pm | Continue Reading
  3. Elizabeth A. Whitehead Visiting Professors

    The American School of Classical Studies at Athens announces for 2013-2014 the E. A. Whitehead Visiting Professorship.

    Deadline: Oct 31, 2012

    For more details, click on the full job announcement here.

    Secretary-Treasurer

    September 27th, 2012 5:43 pm | Continue Reading