[Poscgrad] Fwd: WCPS Updates

Fri Jun 17 15:33:37 PDT 2022

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> From: Meredith-Joy Petersheim <mjp36 at buffalo.edu>
> Subject: WCPS Updates
> Date: June 15, 2022 at 6:29:26 PM PDT
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> Call for Poster Session Submissions:
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> APSA Sections on Class and Inequality, Race, Ethnicity, and Politics, and Women, Gender, and Politics
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> Please share this opportunity for graduate students widely! Deadline is JULY 1.
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> The APSA sections on Class and Inequality, Race, Ethnicity, and Politics, and Women, Gender, and Politics invite graduate student submissions for a Poster Session on Economic and Social Inequalities and Politics. The poster session and accompanying reception will be held at APSA 2022 on Saturday, September 17 (7:30 - 9:00 PM).
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> This poster session welcomes students working on any topic related to economic inequality and politics. Students researching how economic inequality intersects with social identity and inequality (e.g., gender, race, rurality) are especially encouraged to apply. In addition to getting an opportunity to present their research to attendees of the reception, participating students will be paired with a discussant to give detailed feedback on their project. Two awards will be given: Best Poster on Economic Inequality & Politics and Best Poster on Intersectional Inequality & Politics.
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> We hope that the poster session and reception will be an enriching experience for participants, giving graduate students more opportunities to present work in progress and to connect with scholars from other institutions working on similar topics. We also hope that the session will contribute to the fostering of a research community of diverse scholars, from all stages of their careers, working on issues related to the politics of inequality.
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> Interested students can submit an application here: https://forms.gle/5A15BpbsMzBvLHwv6 <https://forms.gle/5A15BpbsMzBvLHwv6>
> Applications are due by July 1, 2022.
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> For questions, please contact Cecilia Mo (cecilia.h.mo at berkeley.edu <mailto:cecilia.h.mo at berkeley.edu>) or Liz Suhay (suhay at american.edu <mailto:suhay at american.edu>)
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> Job Postings
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> Michigan State University
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> Department of Political Science
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> Associate/Advanced Assistant Professor- IPE
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> Michigan State University actively promotes a dynamic research and learning environment in which qualified individuals of differing perspectives, and cultural backgrounds pursue academic goals with mutual respect and shared inquiry.
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> The Department of Political Science at Michigan State University is seeking to hire a 9-month academic year, tenure system position with a specialty in International Political Economy at the rank of Associate Professor. Advanced Assistant Professors with strong promise for promotion are also encouraged to apply.
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> We are especially interested in candidates with established research agendas in areas that can enhance interdisciplinary collaborations across the University and with strong methodological skills that can contribute to the methods training of our undergraduate or graduate students.
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> The candidate would be expected to teach undergraduate and graduate classes in international relations, international political economy, political methodology, as well as courses that could broaden the offerings of the subfield.
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> Successful candidates will have a promising research agenda and strong analytical and empirical skills, a strategy for external funding, as well as aspire to the highest standards of scholarship, professional activity, and commitment to graduate and undergraduate education.
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> Review of applications begins on August 16, 2022.  For further information and to apply, please visit: https://careers.msu.edu/cw/en-us/job/510569/assistantassociate-professor-tenure-system <https://careers.msu.edu/cw/en-us/job/510569/assistantassociate-professor-tenure-system>
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> Utah Valley University
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> UVU Associate Provost for Student Success
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> Senior Director - Center for Constitutional Studies
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> Utah Valley University (UVU) seeks a new Senior Director to lead the Center for Constitutional Studies (CCS) through a period of rapid growth—of both size and impact. Under the general supervision of the UVU Associate Provost for Student Success, the Senior Director – Center for Constitutional Studies is responsible for directing operations, programming, outreach, and engagement at CCS. As a dynamic leader, the Senior Director is instrumental in refining the vision for CCS while also advancing its established mission and initiatives; fundraising; and engaging with education, government, non-profit, and business partners.
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> The Senior Director represents CCS both on and off campus and is responsible for maintaining the Center’s reputation while also raising its profile within the academy and in local and national communities. This position will take a personal role in promoting involvement with the Quill Project, a joint effort between Pembroke College (Oxford) and CCS. The Senior Director will also have general oversight for the Civic Thought and Leadership Initiative, which was established within CCS (and provided ongoing funding) by the Utah Legislature.
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> As the senior administrator at CCS, the Senior Director is responsible for optimizing operational, personnel, and financial performance within the center. CCS is almost entirely funded by private donations and other external sources, so this position will be a driving force behind CCS fundraising efforts—maintaining strong relationships with existing donors while also helping to develop new donors and funding sources.
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> The Senior Director collaborates with campus administrators and faculty to ensure CCS is actively contributing to UVU’s institutional success. As the leader of an academic center, the Senior Director will support and grow academic endeavors at CCS. This includes maintaining existing research projects and partnerships (the Oxford Quill Project and the Federalism Index); pursuing opportunities for new research and publications; and, creating a constitutional studies graduate program. When feasible, the Senior Director may develop, publish, and present original scholarly work.
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> The Senior Director is expected to be in residence at Utah Valley University for the duration of the appointment.
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> For further information and to apply, please visit: https://www.uvu.jobs/postings/28581 <https://www.uvu.jobs/postings/28581>
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> Dr. Meredith-Joy Petersheim 
> The National Women's Caucus for Political Science 
> Newsletter Editor
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