Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellowship, 2013-2015 (USC Center for
the Study of Immigration Integration and USC Department of Sociology)
The USC Center for the Study of Immigrant Integration (CSII) and
the USC Department of Sociology announce a two-year
post-doctoral Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Teaching Fellowship, beginning
Fall 2013. The fellowship focuses on immigrant populations and the
potential impact and/or need for Comprehensive Immigration reform (CIR)
for the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 academic years. While we would prefer a
post-doctoral teaching fellow looking at the populations likely to benefit from
CIR in order to help us build a research project looking at the
longitudinal effects, we would also be open to candidates who would study
the politics of change. We would prefer an interdisciplinary researcher
who could utilize and teach mixed methods approaches (i.e., both
quantitative and qualitative) to Sociology graduates and undergraduates in
his/her teaching role. The fellow will teach one course each semester
at USC and is expected to conduct research with CSII.
The fellowship will offer a competitive salary, a yearly
$2,000 research allowance, and fringe benefits. The fellow must have
completed all requirements for the Ph.D. by mid-August, 2013.
Review of applications will commence on May 03, 2013, with a decision expected approximately May 17, 2013.
Review of applications will commence on May 03, 2013, with a decision expected approximately May 17, 2013.
Please
follow the application process and upload the following materials:
• C.V.
• Detailed description of the
nature of the research to be undertaken during the fellowship period
• Relevant writing sample of
no more than 30 pages, and
• Contact information for
three references (they will be asked to directly submit on your behalf).
Visit this website for more information: http://e2.ma/webview/uk2qd/abac7d9c13bc003f6425f054c03b7d68.
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