Junior Faculty Fellowship

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Any field of the humanities or social sciences

Assistant professors in tenure-track appointments at U.S. institutions who are pursuing tenure.

Preference will be given to those whose work echoes and elaborates themes addressed in Dr. Malkiels scholarship and careerthat is, topics related to 20th- and 21st-century American history, politics, culture, and society, with emphases including but not limited to African American issues, womens issues, and/or higher education.They will have successfully passed their institutions standard tenure reviewnormally conducted in the third or fourth yearno later than January 29, 2016 and will be in the fourth or fifth year of the appointment.

Not required

Not required

An essay describing the applicants research/publication plan and career objectives (maximum of 1000 words)

Two (2) letters of recommendation from senior colleagues that speak to the applicants scholarly promise as well as to her/his demonstrated affinity for teaching, advising, and service.

Abstract of a current manuscript, conference paper, or article, along with a brief explanation of the relationship of this work to the tenure portfolio

A submitted online application A curriculum vitA simple budget developed using this template. Sample syllabi of courses developed since the start of the tenure-track appointment in the current institution, as well as lists of advising assignments and department- or university-level service assignments.