[Tlc] TLC/VSG-positions/fellowships
justinm at ucr.edu
justinm at ucr.edu
Fri Feb 20 14:26:12 PST 2009
Forwarded from our friends at UCLA's SEAS Center.
Best,
justin
1. Academic Position: Instructor for Introduction to Southeast Asian Literature Course, University of California, Irvine
2. Academic Position: Southeast Asian American Studies Course, UCLA
3. Professional Positions: International Public Health Project in Vietnam, Research Positions in Anthropology
4. Professional Position: Intelligence Research Analyst - Filipino Studies, U.S. Army Special Operations Command
5. Professional Position: Intelligence Research Analyst, South / Southeast Asia Studies, U.S. Army Special Operations Command
6. Tour Guide Positions: Vietnamese, Indonesian and Khmer speakers
7. Visiting Research Fellowships: Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
8. Postdoctoral Fellowship: Asian Religions, Washington University in St. Louis
9. Fellowships: Study of Buddhism, University of Hamburg
10. Rotary World Peace Fellowships
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Instructor for Introduction to Southeast Asian Literature Course
University of California, Irvine
The University of California, Riverside, invites applications for a instructor as Associate-In or Lecturer position in Comparative Literature/Asian Studies for the Spring Quarter of 2009 (pending funding and final administrative approval). Candidates must have at least an M.A. degree in Comparative Literature/Asian Studies or the equivalent, significant teaching experience at the college or university level, and a dynamic classroom presence. Duties will consist of teaching one course in Comparative Literature/Asian Studies (CPLT/AST 62: Introduction to Southeast Asian Literature). Salary is $5,810.50 per course at the Associate In level and at the lecturer level salary is $4,766.96 per course. The Spring Quarter begins March 30 and ends June 14, 2009.
Please send cover letter, curriculum vitae and teaching evaluations to:
Chair, Comparative Literature Search Committee
Department of Comparative Literature and Foreign Languages
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, California 92521
Review of applications will begin March 6, 2009; the position will remain open until filled.
The University of California, Riverside, is an AA/EOP employer.
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Southeast Asian American Studies
UCLA
The Department of Asian American Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), invites applications for part-time Lecturer positions (Non-Senate) with primary responsibility in teaching interdisciplinary courses in Asian American Studies for the 2009-2010 academic year. Appointments are usually made per course. Academic appointment dates are Fall (October 1-December 31, 2009); Winter (January 1-March 31, 2010); and Spring (April 1-June 30, 2010).
The Department of Asian American Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, offers a major, minor, a graduate concentration, and Master of Arts.
We are looking for applicants who can teach the following courses; however, we also welcome applicants who can offer other special topics courses that complement our curriculum:
• Asian American Community Research Methods/Applied Research Methods
• Asian American Film
• Asian American Theater/Drama
• Asian American Popular Culture
• Asian American Religion
• Pacific Islander Studies
• South Asian American Studies
• Southeast Asian American Studies
• Asian American Studies Ethnic Community Specific Courses
• Asian American Gender and Sexuality
Requirements
Applicants with a Ph.D. preferred. Applicants who are advanced to Ph.D. candidacy or who have a M.A., M.F.A., or equivalent may be considered (currently enrolled UC students are not considered).
Application Procedure: Send materials via e-mail attachment to Stacey Hirose, Department Manager, <stacey at asianam.ucla.edu> followed by a hard copy of your application materials:
• Cover letter
• Curriculum vitae
• Teaching evaluation summaries
• Names and contact information of three references
• List titles of course(s) you are willing to teach
• Quarters that you available to teach
• A paragraph description and syllabus of each proposed course
Applications will be accepted until positions are filled. However, to ensure fullest consideration, Fall 2009 application materials should be submitted by March 6, 2009. Winter and Spring 2010 applications should be submitted by May 1, 2009. Please send material to Stacey Hirose <stacey at asianam.ucla.edu> and to:
Dr. Jinqi Ling
C/O Stacey Hirose
UCLA Department of Asian American Studies
3336 Rolfe Hall
Los Angeles, CA 90095-7225
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International Public Health Project in Vietnam
3 Research Positions in Anthropology
We are seeking expressions of interest for one senior and two early career anthropologists on an 18-month research project within the field of cultural and social anthropology. Ideally, the applicants’ research would be theoretically or thematically relevant to the field of medical anthropology, development or the anthropology of science. The aim of the Research Positions are to expand and develop ongoing research related to lay understandings of dengue fever, its vectors and its control in Australia and Vietnam. The successful applicants will work collaboratively with an international, multi-disciplinary research team and will receive support from senior researchers and community development specialists in Vietnam (Ministry of Health and the Australian Foundation for Peoples of Asia and the Pacific Ltd) and Australia (University of Queensland, James Cook University, and the Queensland Institute of Medical Research).
The positions will involve undertaking long-term ethnographic fieldwork (18 months, April 2009-September 2010) conducting social surveys, analyzing and writing up results and developing and implementing a community engagement strategy. In addition to working closely with local community members, unions, health staff and officials at the field site, the successful applicants would also be expected to liaise with government and other agencies at the regional and national level alongside senior project investigators. Preparation of conference papers, reports and community presentations, supervision of local staff and attendance at project meetings would also be expected. The positions will be based in Hanoi but could be changed to suit alternate arrangements for preferred applicants.
Key Selection Criteria:
Senior Anthropologist
• A PhD or Masters in cultural or social anthropology
• Fluency in Vietnamese and English
• Have undertaken long term, ethnographic fieldwork in Vietnam
• Experience in organizing, conducting and analysing social research using both qualitative and quantitative methods, including survey design
• Experience in writing up both quantitative and qualitative research findings
• An active publishing record (or the capacity to develop one)
• Willing to travel to the field site in Nha Trang
Anthropologist Officers
• At minimum an undergraduate in anthropology
• Fluency in Vietnamese and English
• Have undertaken ethnographic fieldwork in Vietnam
• Experience in organizing, conducting and analysing social research using both qualitative and quantitative methods, including survey design
• Experience in writing up both quantitative and qualitative research findings
• Willing to travel to the field site in Nha Trang
In addition, as many as possible of the following qualifications are also desirable:
• Research interest in medical anthropology, the anthropology of science, critical public health or international development
• Excellent social and communication skills
• Interest in and experience with interdisciplinary research teams and/or international collaborations
• Experience in using recognised software packages associated with quantitative and qualitative social research (including SPSS for Windows; NVivo or Atlas Ti).
The position will be remunerated based on qualifications and experience. An additional allowance for accommodation, office and travel expenses may also be provided.
Questions and queries can be addressed to
Dr Darlene McNaughton, School of Public Health, James Cook University, E-mail: <darlene.mcnaughton at jcu.edu.au>
Mr Simon Kutcher, AFAP Viet Nam, E-mail: <simon at afapvn.org>
Please forward a Curriculum Vitae (max 10 pages) including:
1. Details of ethnographic fieldwork experience and your research area
2. Copies of published work (up to 10 publications inclusive of PhD thesis)
3. Certified copies of transcripts from higher education institution
4. Current contact details (postal address, email, telephone and fax numbers)
5. Current contact details for three referees
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Intelligence Research Analyst - Filipino Studies
U.S. Army Special Operations Command
Main Category: Filipino Area Studies
Secondary Categories: General Social Sciences, Sociology, Political Science/International Relations, Anthropology, Filipino Area/Ethnic Studies, Filipino History
The U.S. Army 4th Psychological Operations Group needs a researcher/analyst with graduate-level knowledge of the political, social, cultural, economic and/or communications environment in the Philippines. A position is now open at the GG-11 level for a specialist on the Philippines. The beginning salary for the positions is $58,155. This is a two-year temporary position with the possibility of being extended.
A successful candidate must have strong reading and listening comprehension skills in Tagalog (or another Philippines-related language such as Tausug, Yakan, Maranao, Cebuano, or Maguindanao); be able to conduct social science or intelligence-related research and analysis; and be able to write high quality studies and assessments in English, using a broad range of data and sources. The position requires travel within the U.S. and abroad. Ability to work closely with U.S. and possibly foreign military personnel is essential, but military experience is not required. Applicants must be U.S. citizens and be able to obtain and keep at least a SECRET level security clearance. The position closes on 10 March 2009.
A more detailed description of the positions can be accessed through the Civilian Personnel On-line website at http://cpol.army.mil. Follow the links from "Employment" to "Search for Jobs." At the bottom of the page titled "Vacancy Announcement Board" in the "Search-Announcement" block enter the announcement number WTST09029615. Applications MUST be submitted online through the CPOL website by self-nomination using the Army's Resume Builder and RESUMIX data base. For further information on the application process contact Norman Gardner, Chief, PACOM Strategic Studies Detachment, e-mail: <gardnen at soc.mil>.
*Contact Info: *
Mr. Norman Gardner
Commander 5th POB / 4th POG
3531 9th Infantry St. Stop K
Fort Bragg, NC 28310-8500
Phone: (910) 432-9512
Email: gardnen at soc.mil
*Website: https://cpolwapp.belvoir.army.mil/public/vabSelfNom/index.jsp
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Intelligence Research Analyst, South / Southeast Asia Studies
U.S. Army Special Operations Command
Main Category: Asian History or Studies
Secondary Categories: Sociology, Social and Cultural History, Psychology, Political Science/International Relations, Policy and Political History, Media Studies, Languages, Humanities, Communication/Mass Communication, Area Studies/Ethnic Studies, Anthropology/Archaeology
The U.S. Army 4th Psychological Operations Group needs researchers/analysts with graduate level knowledge of the political, social, cultural, economic and/or communications environment in South and Southeast Asia. Positions are now open at the GG-11 level for specialists on Bangladesh, India, Indonesia or Malaysia. The beginning salary for the positions is $58,155. These are two-year temporary positions with the possibility of being extended. A successful candidate must have strong reading and listening comprehension skills in Bangla, Hindi, Indonesian or Malaysian; be able to conduct social science or intelligence-related research and analysis; and be able to write high quality studies and assessments in English, using a broad range of data and sources. Each position requires travel within the U.S. and abroad. Ability to work closely with U.S. and possibly foreign military personnel is essential, but military experience is not required. Applicants must be U.S. citizens and be able to obtain and keep at least a SECRET level security clearance. The positions close on 04 March 2009. A more detailed description of the positions can be accessed through the Civilian Personnel Online website at http://cpol.army.mil. Follow the links from "Employment" to "Search for Jobs." At the bottom of the page titled "Vacancy Announcement Board" in the "Search-Announcement" block enter the announcement number WTST09029654R1 (for Bangladesh or India) or WTST09029407R1 (for Indonesia or Malaysia). Applications MUST be submitted online through the CPOL website by self-nomination using the Army's Resume Builder and RESUMIX data base. For further information on the application process contact Norman Gardner, Chief, PACOM Strategic Studies Detachment, e-mail: <gardnen at soc.mil>.
Contact Info:
Mr. Norman Gardner,
Commander 5th POB/4th POG
3531 9th Infantry St. Stop K
Fort Bragg, NC 28310-8500
Phone: (910) 432-9512
Email: <gardnen at soc.mil>
Website: https://cpolwapp.belvoir.army.mil/public/vabSelfNom/index.jsp
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Tour Guide Positions: Vietnamese, Indonesian and Khmer speakers
National Geographic Student Expeditions and Putney Student Travel seek qualified college graduates to lead groups of high school students on our programs in Europe, Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, Asia, and the U.S. Fluency in the language(s) is required. You must be able to motivate students in a wide range of situations and have a capacity to organize, lead, and work well with others. Leaders receive a stipend and all expenses are paid during travel. You are responsible for health insurance and certification in basic first aid. There is an Orientation in Vermont May 29-31 (NGSE) and June 11-14 (PST). Please submit your resume and cover letter indicating which programs you feel qualified to lead to Britt Doran <jobs at goputney.com>. For more information, please go to: http://www.goputney.com/Jobs/index.htm.
We are especially interested in:
-male Vietnamese speakers
-female Hindi speakers
-male Indonesian speakers
-male and female Khmer speakers
-photographers
For more information please contact:
Britt Doran
Putney Student Travel & National Geographic Student Expeditions
Putney, VT
802 387 5000
http://www.goputney.com/
http://ngstudentexpeditions.com/
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Visiting Research Fellowships
Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore is inviting applications for 3-Month Visiting (Senior) Research Fellowships and Visiting (Senior) Research Fellowships under the ARI Sabbatical Leave Scheme for commencement in October 2009, January 2010 and April 2010. The positions are intended for outstanding researchers whose work focus on Asia, with a balance anticipated between senior and junior scholars. Interested applicants should have at least a PhD with a few years of postdoctoral research experience. Applicants are to indicate which of the ARI clusters they like to be affiliated with. Interdisciplinary interests are also encouraged. The position is essentially a writing fellowship, and at least one published outcome is expected. Applicants who do not normally publish in English will be encouraged and assisted to do so. The application closing date is 1 April 2009. For more on the positions, clusters and application procedure, see: http://www.ari.nus.edu.sg or email <joinari at nus.edu.sg> for more information.
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Postdoctoral Fellowship on Asian Religions
Washington University in St. Louis
Washington University in St. Louis invites applications for a one-year Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship in Asian Religions beginning August, 2009. The Fellow will be expected to conduct his or her own research and writing while in residence. In addition, as a member of the Religious Studies Program, the Fellow will teach three courses per year, including an introductory-level course in Buddhist traditions and/or Asian Religious Traditions, and upper-level courses on aspects of the religions of South and East Asia, especially Buddhism. Please send a cover letter, curriculum vitae, statement of teaching philosophy, overview of research interests (electronic documents welcome) and three letters of recommendation to Search Committee, Religious Studies Program, Campus Box 1065, Washington University in St. Louis, One Brookings Drive, St. Louis, MO 63130. Review of files will begin March 2, 2009 and continue until the position is filled. AA/EOE.
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Fellowships for the Study of Buddhism
University of Hamburg
The Center for Buddhist Studies at the University of Hamburg offers fellowships for up to a maximum of twenty-four months to support MA and doctoral students doing research in Buddhist studies and other fields related to Buddhism.
Candidates of all faculties from German/EU or overseas universities are welcome to apply. The deadline is 15 May 2009.
For more information: http://www.buddhismuskunde.uni-hamburg.de/index.php?id=3&L=1 or contact:
Dr Barbara Schuler
Associate Director
Center for Buddhist Studies
Asia-Africa-Institute
University of Hamburg
Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1
20146 Hamburg
Germany
phone: ++49 (0)40 42838 4831
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Rotary World Peace Fellowships
Do you know someone who is interested in expanding their knowledge of peace building, conflict resolution, and mediation? If you do, recommend him or her for a Rotary World Peace Fellowship! Rotary, one of the world's largest humanitarian service organizations has partnered with eight leading universities around the globe to host the Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution.
Each year, Rotary selects up to 110 Fellows to study peace and conflict resolution at universities around the world.
Some of the program highlights include:
* A choice of either a three-month certificate course or master's degree program.
* The opportunity to study at one of eight universities around the world (including Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand)
* Training in the root causes of conflict, theories of international relations, and effective models of cooperation, conflict resolution and negotiation.
* Full funding for tuition, housing expenses, and airfare.
* Access to a growing network of committed alumni employed around the world in diplomacy, government, non-governmental organizations and private corporations.
The master's level degree program is aimed at mid-career professionals in government, nongovernmental organizations and private corporations. The certificate program is for professionals currently holding a mid- to upper-level position with a minimum of five years of experience in the field of peace and conflict resolution.
Applicants are encouraged to apply now via their local Rotary Club. All applications must be received by Rotary Headquarters by 1 July 2009.
For more information or to find the nearest Rotary club, please visit the Rotary Centers website: http://www.rotary.org/rotarycenters
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Dr. Justin McDaniel
Dept. of Religious Studies
3046 INTN
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521
951-827-4530
justinm at ucr.edu
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