Rand Postdoctoral Fellow
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Job Posting Location:
Claremont CA
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Rand Postdoctoral FellowJob Description:
The Asian Studies Program at Pomona College seeks applications for the Rand Postdoctoral Fellowship a twoyear position that will begin July 1 2025.
This teaching fellowship is open to scholars whose work engages premodern China in ways that will generate innovative approaches to the research and teaching of Asia. The candidate should have their Ph.D. degree no earlier than 2020. We welcome research grounded in crossdisciplinary perspectives and teaching that links China with other geographical region(s).
During the first year of the fellowship the teaching load is two classes one each semester. The fellow will teach three classes during the second year. The fellow will have access to a research stipend and college funding opportunities for conference travel and teaching/research expenses. The compensation for the fellowship will be: AY2526 $70000; AY2627 $73000.
To apply for this position upload as one PDF file 5MB) a cover letter CV a research statement graduate transcripts and a description of teaching experience in which you describe a demonstrated ability to mentor a diverse student body Writing the Equity and Inclusion Statement to Workday Jobs. Two letters of recommendation are also requested and will be submitted through Workday. Applications will be considered until the position is filled. This position is not eligible for moving expenses and employment is contingent upon providing proof of the legal right to work in the United States as required by the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 for the duration of the fellowship July 1 2025 until June 30 2027.
Pomona College is a selective liberal arts college with an enrollment of approximately 1700 students all undergraduates. From its beginnings in the city of Pomona Pomona College has always been coeducational and in the early twentieth century graduated its first Asian Mexican and AfricanAmerican students. Pomona College is also the founding member of the Claremont Colleges which includes Claremont McKenna Scripps Pitzer Harvey Mudd Claremont Graduate University and Keck Graduate Institute. Nearly 6300 undergraduates matriculate at the Claremont Colleges a highly distinctive model of collaboration in higher education where each entering class is more diverse and reflective of the American promise than ever before. As a result Pomona students enjoy both the personalized instruction and close facultystudent interactions afforded by a small liberal arts college as well as the intellectual and extracurricular resources typically found at much larger universities. The Asian Studies program at Pomona is part of the broader Asian Studies network which includes the Pacific Basin Institute housed at Pomona and the EnviroLab program at Claremont McKenna.
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Full-Time
