Assistant Professor of American Indian Studies

 OPEN POSITION               
                Assistant Professor of American Indian Studies
                University of Wisconsin, Green Bay
 
                The Humanistic Studies and American Indian Studies Programs
invite applications for a tenure-track assistant professor. The successful
candidate will teach courses fulfilling the general education and ethnic
studies requirements for student; develop additional courses; and teach
other courses in American Indian Studies and the interdisciplinary
humanities program. The normal teaching load is 21 credits for an academic
year, with occasional reassignments for scholarship or institutional
service. The successful candidate is expected to maintain a program of
scholarly activities and contribute to university and community service.
                Qualifications:
                Ph.D., A.B.D. (with Ph.D. by August 2001) or terminal degree in a program related to American Indian Studies, with a strong background in
American Indian culture including such fields as: history, literature, art,
or mythology. Applicants must provide evidence of working closely with local
American Indian communities, including but not limited to those of the
western Great Lakes.
                To apply: Send letter of application addressing candidate's
education, professional experience as it relates to job functions and
qualifications, copies of CV, transcripts (certified copies required for
finalists), and three current letters of reference to:
                Denise Sweet, Chair, Search Committee, American Indian
Studies, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Green Bay, WI 54311-7001, (920)
465-2348; (920) 465-2890 Fax, Sweetd@uwgb.edu E-mail, Review of applications
will begin 1/3/00
                Applications will be accepted until position is filled.